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improvement(perception): Improve generics usag in perception module #416

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Description

  • This PR implements a more coherent way to use generics when handling different SpatialObjects
  • Additionally some cleanup was done
  • This should be merged after build: migrate to Java 17 #410

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  • New functionality is covered by unit tests or integration tests. Code coverage must not decrease.
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@schwepmo schwepmo added the clean-up Aesthetically improving code label Sep 24, 2024
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