♻️Change quantity info types to static factories #1580
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We already have generic support for quantity info, so adding concrete types for 100+ quantities seems a bit redundant and only used internally. - Change from concrete types to static factory classes, holding constant values and unit mappings as before - Merge method overloads, fall back to built-in resource manager if null is given - Change factory classes from `public` to `private`
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We already have generic support for quantity info, so adding concrete types for 100+ quantities seems a bit redundant and only used internally.
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