[Access] Refactor common Access API structs into models #7104
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Issue #7111:
This is part 3 of a series of PRs to refactor common code with
/accessinto separate modules. The goal is to remove cyclical imports resulting from too many common structs being defined in one place.This PR moves common Access API related models into
models/access, which allows also moving converter logic along side other converters.Note: This is likely to have affects on external libraries like the emulator.