Improve inheritance of MultiBody constraints

[tobolar]

Refs https://github.com/modelica/ModelicaStandardLibrary/issues/3739

The intension is to rearrange PR #4091 in smaller and better evaluable portions in order to implement "selective model extension" approach after that, see also https://github.com/modelica/ModelicaStandardLibrary/pull/4091#issuecomment-1800338161

More PRs will follow.

(This PR is generated by cherry-picking and squashing some comments of #4091 - so no new stuff here.)

[HansOlsson]

Ah, I was a bit confused at first. This is just normal code refactoring without selective model extension, right?

(But preparing for possibly using it.)

[tobolar]

This is just normal code refactoring without selective model extension, right?

Exactly! This is a pre-step to #4231 to make some meaningful changes from PR #4091 first (which I've changed to a draft and shall be refused later on). Doing that, this PR can be merged to the new MSL version independently of "selective model extension" progress in #4231.

#4228 is of the same idea.

Sorry for the confusion.

[arunkumar-narasimhan]

@MartinOtter , could you please review this PR?

[tobolar]

@MartinOtter , could you please review this PR?

IMO @beutlich could also do. See his comment https://github.com/modelica/ModelicaStandardLibrary/pull/4091#pullrequestreview-1340107880 which refers to changes related MBS constraints (which this PR is about). So he is informed as well.

[AHaumer]

@MartinOtter and @HansOlsson please review and finalize this PR, otherwise agree with @tobolar on shifting the milestone. Feel free to invite additional reviewers.

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