Refactor CommonCommandOptions to use getters and setters. This change migrates CommonCommandOptions from a variable-based interface to one based on getters and setters, as part of the options parser migration (b/497333743). Refactoring steps: 1. Renamed CommonCommandOptions.java to CommonCommandOptionsFields.java. 2. Made CommonCommandOptionsFields abstract and added @OptionsClass annotation. 3. Replaced all @Option fields with abstract getters. 4. Updated all call sites to use getters (and setters where applicable). RELNOTES: None PiperOrigin-RevId: 891793664 Change-Id: I32129e68b8727a2f47c42dc2b172dd8d1eefe17b
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