Rust: Use getAssocItem consistently in stdlib classes
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Pull request overview
This PR refactors standard library trait classes to consistently use the getAssocItem method for retrieving associated types, replacing verbose multi-line implementations with concise one-liners. The comment describing the module is also updated to reflect that it covers general aspects of standard libraries, not just security-relevant ones.
- Simplified six trait methods to use
TraitItemNode.getAssocItem(name)consistently - Updated module documentation to reflect broader scope
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