Add wire type metadata and update YAML configurations

[kabanaty]

This pull request updates wire metadata and related code to better distinguish between different types of wires, specifically adding "fast" and "slow" type classifications. The changes affect both the code that processes wire data and the YAML configuration files that store wire metadata.

The most important changes are:

Wire Metadata Enhancements:

• Added a new type field (with values "fast" or "slow") to each wire entry in slac_db/package_data/wire_metadata.yaml and all relevant YAML configuration files, replacing the previous generic "WIRE" type. This allows for more granular classification of wires throughout the system.

Code Updates for New Metadata:

• Updated the extract_wires method in slac_db/generate.py to include new mappings for MPSSPEED (as mps_speed) and MOTR_SWITCH_ON_CMD (as torque_enable), supporting the extended wire metadata.

These changes standardize wire type information across the codebase and metadata files, enabling clearer differentiation between wire types for downstream processing and analysis.

[eloise-nebula]

type is already a metadata field in all of our device yaml entries. Maybe use wire_type instead.

[nneveu]

• change 'type' to 'wire_type' (Eloise's comment)
• check if type name needs to be on new line or not?

Thanks!

[nneveu]

@kabanaty @eloise-nebula I think we can skip the lcls-tools test now? @unittest.skip("...note here...")

[eloise-nebula]

@kabanaty @eloise-nebula I think we can skip the lcls-tools test now? @unittest.skip("...note here...")

The test isn't in the main branch right now. Tyler just has to merge.

[nneveu]

Sorry, I missed that this was the same test from before. Thanks!