CourtFinder: Support multiple court case types #3166
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Add optional case type parameter to court finder functions
Pre-work for TGA "Fallkonzentrierung"
Summary
angelegenheitInfoparameter tocourtForPlz,edgeCasesForPlz,edgeCaseStreets, andfindCourtwith default valueANGELEGENHEIT_INFOconstants (4 case types: Prozesskostenhilfe, Urheberrecht, Verkehrsordnungswidrigkeiten, Nachlasssachen)AngelegenheitInfotype from const values (zero duplication)ANGELEGENHEIT_INFO.PROZESSKOSTENHILFE(maintains current behavior)Rationale
Prepares infrastructure for supporting multiple case types while maintaining backward compatibility. Current implementation defaults to "Prozesskostenhilfe eingehend" but enables future features to specify different case types explicitly.