Expose explicit reset APIs for all Lazy-backed caches in OpcUaClient

[Copilot]

OpcUaClient had several Lazy-backed cached fields without a corresponding public reset API. This change makes cache invalidation explicit and complete by adding public reset methods for every Lazy field on the client.

• API surface: add missing reset methods for all Lazy caches

  • Added:
    • resetOperationLimits()
    • resetDynamicDataTypeManager()
    • resetDynamicEncodingContext()
    • resetDataTypeTree()
    • resetObjectTypeTree()
    • resetVariableTypeTree()

• Internal consistency: route existing invalidation paths through new APIs

  • Updated existing reset call sites to use the new public methods (e.g. read*Tree(), readOperationLimits(), factory setters), so behavior remains aligned while exposing the same invalidation controls externally.

public void resetDataTypeTree() {
  dataTypeTree.reset();
}

public void resetDynamicDataTypeManager() {
  dynamicDataTypeManager.reset();
}

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[kevinherron]

OpcUaClientResetMethodsTest is unnecessary, remove it.

[Copilot]

OpcUaClientResetMethodsTest is unnecessary, remove it.

Done in 88cb7a1 — I removed OpcUaClientResetMethodsTest from sdk-client as requested.

[Copilot]

Pull request overview

This pull request exposes public reset methods for all Lazy-backed cache fields in OpcUaClient, providing explicit cache invalidation APIs that were previously missing. The changes enhance the public API surface by allowing external consumers to explicitly invalidate caches when needed.

Changes:

• Added 6 new public reset methods (resetOperationLimits(), resetDynamicDataTypeManager(), resetDynamicEncodingContext(), resetDataTypeTree(), resetObjectTypeTree(), resetVariableTypeTree())
• Updated existing internal reset call sites to use the new public methods for consistency

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