Replace some SMO enumerations with string constants

One source of continuous maintenance in SMO is adding new enumeration values as Azure SQL Database and SQL Server evolve over time.
Unless we update the enumerations SMO is unable to generate scripts for objects that use the new values. For the most part, there's very little value in having an enumeration for these identifiers instead of string constants. SMO should be able to store any value returned from the server and use it in script generation without converting it from string to enum value. We can continue to facilitate C# programming by replacing the enumerations with static classes of string constants that have C#-style names for the values SMO knows about.

Here's an incomplete list of candidate enumerations to replace with strings in the next major version bump:

ExternalDataSourceType
ExternalFileFormatType
ExternalStreamingJobStatusType
ExternalTableRejectType
DwTableDistributionType
DwViewDistributionType
ExternalLanguageFilePlatform
AuditDestinationType
OnFailureAction
SensitivityRank
AuditActionType
DatabaseScopedConfigurationOnOff
TemporalHistoryRetentionPeriodUnit
DataRetentionPeriodUnit
CatalogCollationType
AgentSubSystem
JobExecutionStatus

Another enum that needs some re-design to allow SSMS to support new permission values without a SMO update is DatabasePermissionSetValue

Beginne damit, die Deklarationen und Verwendungen der im Issue aufgeführten Kandidaten-Enumerationen zu finden, einschließlich ExternalDataSourceType, AuditActionType und DatabasePermissionSetValue. Ermittle das erforderliche Redesign und dessen Auswirkungen auf die Unterstützung von SMO und SSMS, bevor du den Umfang vorschlägst; abgeschlossen wäre die Aufgabe, wenn die ausgewählten Werte neue vom Server zurückgegebene Bezeichner ohne ein SMO-Update akzeptieren können.