[Feature] Minimal IUCLID export (#338)

This is an initial implementation that creates a working minimal .i6z document.
It passes schema validation and can be imported into IUCLID.

Caveat:
IUCLID files target individual compounds.
Pathway is not actually covered by the format.

It can be added in either soil or water and soil OECD endpoints.
**I currently only implemented the soil endpoint for all data.**

This sort of works, and I can report all degradation products in a pathway (not a nice view, but we can report many transformation products and add a diagram attachment in the future).

Adding additional information is an absolute pain, as we need to explicitly map each type of information to the relevant OECD field.
I use the XSD scheme for validation, but unfortunately the IUCLID parser is not fully compliant and requires a specific order, etc.

The workflow is: finding the AI structure from the XSD scheme -> make the scheme validation pass -> upload to IUCLID to get obscure error messages -> guess what could be wrong -> repeat 💣

New specifications get released once per year, so we will have to update accordingly.
I believe that this should be a more expensive feature, as it requires significant effort to uphold.

Currently implemented for root compound only in SOIL:

- Soil Texture 2
- Soil Texture 1
- pH value
- Half-life per soil sample / scenario (mapped to disappearance; not sure about that).
- CEC
- Organic Matter (only Carbon)
- Moisture content
- Humidity

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Reviewed-on: enviPath/enviPy#338
Co-authored-by: Tobias O <tobias.olenyi@envipath.com>
Co-committed-by: Tobias O <tobias.olenyi@envipath.com>

epiuclid/tests/xml_assertions.py

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+from __future__ import annotations
+
+import xml.etree.ElementTree as ET
+
+from django.test import SimpleTestCase
+
+
+def assert_xpath_text(
+    case: SimpleTestCase,
+    root: ET.Element,
+    path: str,
+    expected: str,
+) -> ET.Element:
+    element = root.find(path)
+    case.assertIsNotNone(element, msg=f"Missing element at xpath: {path}")
+    assert element is not None
+    case.assertEqual(element.text, expected)
+    return element
+
+
+def assert_xpath_absent(case: SimpleTestCase, root: ET.Element, path: str) -> None:
+    case.assertIsNone(root.find(path), msg=f"Element should be absent at xpath: {path}")