Fully implement `#[deprecated]` attribute

[ironcev]

Currently, only structs can be marked as #[deprecated] and the warning for using deprecated structs will not be emitted for all expressions in which a struct can be used.

Since we do not emit any error or warning for using #[deprecated] aside of stucts, this leads to a misleading usage, where items are annotated as #[depricated] but that annotation does not have any effect.

E.g., some examples of using #[deprecated] without any effect in the standard library:

• std::constants::ZERO_B256
• std::ecr::ec_recover
• std::evm::ecr::ec_recover_evm_address

Warning for usages of #[deprecated] outside of struct declarations will be done in #6880.

This issues calls for step-wise implementation of #[deprecated] in the following directions:

• allowing it on all elements where it makes sense.
• checking for usages of deprecated items in all places.
• supporting deprecating parent elements and propagating the deprecation to all child elements. E.g., if we deprecated the whole module by annotating the module kind as #[deprecated] this should deprecated all the items in that module. Same is with deprecating, e.g., impls.