Structuring model for first aid guideline content and updates related domain models, request/response DTOs

[the-khiem7]

This pull request introduces a new structured model for first aid guideline content and updates related domain models, request/response DTOs, and configuration to support this change. It also adds JSON serialization handling for navigation properties to avoid circular references and cleans up some database schema and migration files.

First Aid Guideline Content Refactor:

• Introduced the FirstAidContent and FirstAidStep classes to provide a structured format for guideline content, replacing the previous use of a plain string or object. All references to guideline content in domain models and DTOs have been updated to use this new type. [1] [2] [3] [4] [5]

• Updated the FirstAidGuidelineConfiguration to handle JSON serialization/deserialization for the new FirstAidContent type, ensuring proper storage in the database as jsonb. [1] [2]

Serialization and Navigation Properties:

• Added [JsonIgnore] attributes to navigation properties in SpeciesVenom and VenomType to prevent circular references and unnecessary data in API responses. [1] [2] [3] [4]

Database Schema and Migrations:

• Removed unused or unnecessary columns (ApiKey, EndpointUrl, ModelParameters, and Confidence) from the database schema and updated corresponding migration and snapshot files. [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] [9] [10]

These changes improve the structure, maintainability, and serialization safety of the first aid guideline system.

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