Refactor UI5 dataflow imports and rename UI5DataFlow module#320
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Refactor UI5 dataflow imports and rename UI5DataFlow module#320
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Removed LocalModelStringPropertySource class definition.
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LGTM!
Thanks for the proactive change @mbaluda
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What This PR Contributes
This pull request refactors and modularizes the UI5 control handling logic by moving the
UI5Controland related types and classes out ofUI5View.qllinto their own file,UI5Control.qll. It also updates several query files to use the new dataflow module name and cleans up some legacy code. The changes improve code organization, maintainability, and clarity in the advanced security UI5 framework.