Move dbus_to_terminus_effecter code to platform-mc

In the current state , pldm build breaks when attempting to perform
a debug-optimized build (`-O2` optimization), leading to the following
linker e

Move dbus_to_terminus_effecter code to platform-mc

In the current state , pldm build breaks when attempting to perform
a debug-optimized build (`-O2` optimization), leading to the following
linker error:

```
undefined reference to `pldm::platform_mc::TerminusManager::getActiveEidByName
(std::__cxx11::basic_string<char, std::char_traits<char>, std::allocator<char> > const&)'
```

This issue is not encountered in the CI environment, as CI uses the
`-Og` optimization flag, which does not aggressively inline functions.
Consequently, the reference to `getActiveEidByName()` is resolved
without issue. However, when building the project with default
optimizations (debugoptimized [-O2]), the build fails because the
linker cannot resolve the reference to `getActiveEidByName()`, which is
inlined by the compiler.

To address this problem, there are three potential solutions:

1. Prevent Inlining of the Function:
We could use `__attribute__((noinline))` to prevent the compiler
from inlining `getActiveEidByName()`.

2. Move Source Files into `libpldmresponder`:
We could move the `platform-mc/manager.cpp` and
`platform-mc/terminus_manager.cpp` files into the `libpldmresponder`
so the compiler can resolve the reference directly within the
library.

3. Migrate `dbus_to_terminus_effecter.cpp` to the `platform-mc` folder:

The most appropriate solution appears to be migrating the
`dbus_to_terminus_effecter.cpp` file into the `platform-mc` directory.
This file is not inherently tied to `libpldmresponder` but functions as
a requester. Additionally, there are existing community patches that
allow the system to scale from a single host terminus to multiple
terminii, further justifying this move. So, solution #3 is the most
fitting at this stage. By relocating the `dbus_to_terminus_effecter`
code to the `platform-mc` folder, we can ensure proper modularity,
while also resolving the build issue in a clean and scalable manner.

Tested By:
1. meson build -Doptimization=2 works fine with the patchset.

Change-Id: I0ac8be58253bfb0394500f1d34e8431c6103c924
Signed-off-by: Manojkiran Eda <manojkiran.eda@gmail.com>

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Fix json files

I accidentally tested pldm with a json linter and found a lot
of json issues in pldm, this commit would try to fix all of them.

The issues that are fixed in this commit are
1. As per

Fix json files

I accidentally tested pldm with a json linter and found a lot
of json issues in pldm, this commit would try to fix all of them.

The issues that are fixed in this commit are
1. As per nlohmann json, it only support // & /**/ for comments
and those can be treated as spaces when we pass "true" for the
skipcomments argument for the json::parse() function. Most of
the places we used # for commenting.
2. RFC 7159 does not support hexadecimal numbers in json,so replacing
it with its decimal equivalent.

3. This commit also adds the configuration files for eslint json linting
as well the eslintignore configuration.
Signed-off-by: Manojkiran Eda <manojkiran.eda@gmail.com>
Change-Id: I909fae9ded93f47273276593fdf758449252f52f

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