[nexus] implement test 1.2.LP.7.2.2 for Forward Series Probing (#12626) This commit implements Nexus test 1.2.LP.7.2.2 to verify that the DUT (Leader) can successfully support a minimum of 6 simultaneous children (3 SEDs and 3 SSEDs) performing link metrics operations. Specifically, the test verifies that: - The DUT correctly handles simultaneous Forward Series Link Metrics Management Requests and Enhanced ACK probing requests. - The DUT properly aggregates metrics for multiple concurrent series with different configurations (MAC Data Requests, Link Layer data frames, LQI, RSSI, and Link Margin). - Aggregated results are accurately reported in MLE Data Responses when queried by multiple children. - The DUT successfully provides link metrics in Enhanced ACKs for both SED and SSED children. Changes: - Added test_1_2_LP_7_2_2.cpp to implement the test logic, including node configuration, management requests, and data collection. - Added verify_1_2_LP_7_2_2.py for automated PCAP verification of MLE TLVs and Enhanced ACK Vendor IEs. - Updated verify_utils.py to include necessary layer fields for Link Metrics verification in pktverify. - Registered the new test in CMakeLists.txt and run_nexus_tests.sh.
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