[REFACTOR][SIRENE][STOCK]Introduce a data processor for Sirene stock #448
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related to #405 and #447
The Sirene database, a critical data source, comprises two main components: stock (monthly and historical) and flux. To simplify the review process, each component will be addressed in a separate PR.
This PR focuses on the stock component and introduces the InseeStockProcessor. Specifically:
The stock DAG now downloads unité légale stock and historical files, as well as établissement historique files.
It removes the download of établissement stock files from Data.gouv, as these are no longer used. Instead, we rely on the geolocated files provided by Data.gouv.