refactor(parameter): introduce macros to eliminate CheckCompatibility boilerplate

[LHT129]

Summary

Introduce PARAM_CAST_OR_RETURN, CHECK_FIELD_EQ, and CHECK_SUB_PARAM macros in src/utils/param_compat_macros.h to replace the repetitive dynamic_pointer_cast + logger::error + return false pattern duplicated across 23 parameter files.

24 files changed, +175 / -549 lines (net -374 lines)

Changes

• New file: src/utils/param_compat_macros.h — three utility macros for parameter compatibility checks
• Refactored all 23 CheckCompatibility() implementations to use the new macros
• Custom logic (computed fields, std::is_permutation, conditional sub-param checks) is preserved; only the mechanical cast/compare/log boilerplate is replaced

Test Plan

• All existing [CheckCompatibility] tagged tests pass (46 assertions in 4 test cases)
• [GNOIMIParameter] and [VectorTransformerParameter] tests pass
• Full Release build passes with no warnings

Closes: #2152

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Code Review

This pull request introduces a set of helper macros (PARAM_CAST_OR_RETURN, CHECK_FIELD_EQ, and CHECK_SUB_PARAM) in a new header file src/utils/param_compat_macros.h to standardize and simplify parameter compatibility checks across various classes, significantly reducing boilerplate code. The review feedback is highly constructive and should be addressed: it identifies a potential null pointer dereference hazard in the CHECK_SUB_PARAM macro when sub-parameters are null, and recommends parenthesizing macro arguments in PARAM_CAST_OR_RETURN to prevent operator precedence issues.

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[wxyucs]

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