[nexus] implement test 1.2.LP.7.2.1 for Forward Tracking Series (#12624) This commit implements Nexus test 1.2.LP.7.2.1 to validate the Forward Tracking Series Link Metrics functionality. Specifically, the test verifies that: - The DUT (Leader) correctly handles Forward Series Link Metrics Management Requests from SED and SSED children. - The DUT properly aggregates metrics for Forward Series (MAC Data Requests for SED, all data frames for SSED). - Aggregated results are accurately reported in MLE Data Responses when queried. - Forward Series can be successfully cleared, and unknown Series IDs result in appropriate error statuses. Summary of changes: - Created test_1_2_LP_7_2_1.cpp to implement the test logic. - Created verify_1_2_LP_7_2_1.py for automated packet verification. - Updated verify_utils.py to include MLE TLV field definitions for Link Metrics (e.g., forward series, flags, query ID). - Registered the new test in tests/nexus/CMakeLists.txt and tests/nexus/run_nexus_tests.sh.
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