Add `implements` and `inherits` properties to type about sourcery HOT 6 CLOSED

We may store them like [TypeName: Type], but I'm not sure we will get something from storing actual type references, because what we need is just to check if the type name is inside the implementing types collection and not to access the metadata of those types. At least I don't see it useful right now.

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I'll add it 👍

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This will be needed for the following to work properly:

protocol AutoEquatable {}

struct AStruct: Equatable {
  public static func == (l: AStruct, r: AStruct) -> Bool {
    return true
  }
}

struct Book: AutoEquatable {
  let aStruct: AStruct
}

Given template like

{% for type in types.implementing.AutoEquatable %}
  {% for variable in type.storedVariables %}
    {% if variable.type.inheritedTypes.AutoEquatable %}
      {{ variable.type }}
    {% endif %}
  {% endfor %}
{% endfor %}

It should not generate code

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Ah, so if inheritedTypes is just an array of strings we can not use it in if type.inheritedTypes.SomeType? Then looks like those collections should be "dummy" dictionaries like ["TypeName": "TypeName"]?

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well right now we don't store real types in inheritedTypes, and I think we want to because with flattening types it will be much more reliable right?

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Implemneted in 0.4.1

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