Add from_response_dict classmethods to report classes

[adamtheturtle]

Centralize API response parsing logic into classmethods on DatabaseSummaryReport, TargetSummaryReport, TargetStatusAndRecord, and QueryResult.

This eliminates 73 lines of duplicated construction code across sync/async VWS and query clients. Each report class now encapsulates the logic for parsing its raw API response dict, including type conversions, nested object construction, and datetime handling.

Callers in vws.py, async_vws.py, query.py, and async_query.py are simplified to single-line method calls instead of multi-line manual construction.

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Low Risk
Primarily a refactor that centralizes and reuses existing response-parsing/type-coercion logic; risk is limited to potential subtle mismatches in field conversion (notably date/datetime handling) affecting report construction.

Overview
Centralizes Vuforia API response parsing by adding from_response_dict constructors to DatabaseSummaryReport, TargetSummaryReport, TargetStatusAndRecord, and QueryResult (including nested TargetData/timestamp conversion).

Sync/async clients (vws.py, async_vws.py, query.py, async_query.py) now delegate report construction to these helpers, removing duplicated inline parsing logic and related imports (e.g., datetime, date, TargetRecord/TargetData direct usage).

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DatabaseSummaryReport name field loses str() conversion

Medium Severity

The original DatabaseSummaryReport construction in vws.py and async_vws.py used name=str(object=response_data["name"]) so the name was always a string. The new from_response_dict passes response_dict["name"] directly, removing that defensive conversion. If the API returns a non-string (e.g., null or a number), this can trigger type errors or pass invalid data through.