Fix bindings 0813

[aymanhab]

Fixes issue #<issue_number>

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• no need to update because internal

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Pull Request Overview

This pull request addresses bindings updates to align the Java GUI interface with underlying C++ library changes. The changes involve removing deprecated or obsolete functionality, updating method signatures, and adding new features.

• Removed deprecated Manager integrator methods and replaced with new API
• Added new properties to XsensDataReaderSettings and enhanced detection capabilities
• Removed several wrap obstacle classes (WrapCylinderObst, WrapSphereObst, WrapDoubleCylinderObst)

Reviewed Changes

Copilot reviewed 32 out of 32 changed files in this pull request and generated 2 comments.

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File	Description
ForwardToolModel.java	Removed getUseSpecifiedDt/setUseSpecifiedDt methods
opensimSimulationJNI.java	Updated Manager native method bindings, removed wrap obstacle methods
opensimCommonJNI.java	Added new native methods for delimiter detection and BoolLike class
opensimCommon.java	Added detectDelimiter utility method
Manager.java	Comprehensive Manager class API update with new integrator methods
XsensDataReaderSettings.java	Added trial_extension and sampling_rate properties
TableMissingHeader.java	Added constructor overload
StaticOptimization.java	Added getStatesDerivativeStore method

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[Copilot]

The documentation mentions 'single-character delimiters' but the method signature accepts a vector of delimiter strings. This could be confusing - consider clarifying whether multi-character delimiters are supported or if this limitation applies only to the implementation.

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	* <b>Note:</b> Only single-character delimiters are supported.<br>
	* If a delimiter string contains more than one character,<br>
	* only the first character will be considered.<br>
	* <br>
	* @return : The most likely delimiter (as an std::string),<br>
	* or an empty string if none was found.<br>
	* <br>