Ensure that adapters can be constructed in a simpler manner than they are currently

1. Adapters + Impls where the Impl is tiny:

https://github.com/Point72/csp/blob/234f94cfd9924ca479485b97d56f7cc91141f3d2/examples/04_writing_adapters/e2_pullinput.py#L19

MyPullAdapter = py_pull_adapter_def("MyPullAdapter", MyPullAdapterImpl, ts[int], interval=timedelta, num_ticks=int)

One would expect we could do this via type annotations in some form or another, or something like pydantic since the py_pull_adapter_def mostly serves to wrap the impl inputs.

2. Minimal Managers / other places where excess classes are needed

https://github.com/Point72/csp/blob/234f94cfd9924ca479485b97d56f7cc91141f3d2/examples/04_writing_adapters/e3_adaptermanager_pullinput.py
https://github.com/Point72/csp/blob/main/examples/04_writing_adapters/e5_adaptermanager_pushinput.py

These examples requires 4+ classes (!!):

• MyAdapterManager
• MyAdapterManagerImpl
• MyManagedSimAdapterImpl
• MyManagedSimAdapter

This is pretty bad UX/design.

3. Automatic py_push_adapter_def / py_output_adapter_def, etc

Similar to the above, we often create these "anonymous" objects for binding the adapter-specific code to the engine wrapping necessary, I think we can consolidate this in some form
https://github.com/Point72/csp/blob/234f94cfd9924ca479485b97d56f7cc91141f3d2/csp/adapters/kafka.py#L187

Start by comparing the adapter patterns in examples/04_writing_adapters/e2_pullinput.py, e3_adaptermanager_pullinput.py, and e5_adaptermanager_pushinput.py, then inspect csp/adapters/kafka.py for the anonymous wrapper pattern. Done means proposing and implementing a coherent simpler construction approach that covers pull adapters, managed adapters, and push/output adapter definitions while reducing unnecessary classes.