fix(interactive): Align Data Type in GIE Physical Pb with Flex #4367
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What do these changes do?
a. Groot: defined in proto
b. Flex: defined in proto
c. Calcite, defined in java
The Calcite type system serves as the foundation for type inference in the compiler. Consequently, any other type system (e.g., Groot or Flex) must be convertible to Calcite.
The IrDataTypeConvertor plays a key role in this process. It defines the bidirectional type conversions between Calcite and the other two type systems.
Related issue number
Fixes #4362