personalization: discover all useful ConfigurableParameter subclasses

Discover all non-abstract subclasses of ConfigurableParameter in
ConfigurableParameter.get_all_implementations().

To be able to automatically discover all practically useful
ConfigurableParameter subclasses, introduce the is_abstract flag.
ConfigurableParameter itself sets is_abstract = True, by default
"hiding" subclasses. As soon as a subclass sets is_abstract = False, it
becomes "public". It depends on the calling code to actually implement
that decision -- this flag enables calling code to do so sanely.

For example, the BinaryParam superclass keeps is_abstract = True,
because per se it isn't capable of doing anything. The fully useful K
and Opc subclasses set is_abstract = False.

Implementation choice: I first tried to query an implicit abstract
status via abc / @abstractmethod ways, but it did not match well. A
subclass has no good implicit indicator, we need a flag instead. For
example, a superclass may provide an apply_val() implementation and
hence appear as non-abstract, but it is still not usable because a
specific 'key' member is still None, which various subclasses set.

Related: SYS#6768
Change-Id: I4970657294130b6b65d50ff19ffbb9ebab3be609

pySim/utils.py

@@ -1109,3 +1109,9 @@ class CardCommandSet:
         if cla and not cmd.match_cla(cla):
             return None
         return cmd
+
+
+def all_subclasses_of(cls):
+    for subc in cls.__subclasses__():
+        yield subc
+        yield from all_subclasses_of(subc)