Added labels field to address schema and its migration file

[antoineludeau]

I. Context :
The field "lieudit_complement_nom" is currently not handled is the new BAN-ID data schema. We need to add it to the data schema and migrate the postgresql structure to add the column

II. Enhancements :
This PR aims to add a new filed in the "address" schema :

labels: array().of(labelSchema).default(null).nullable() <= The field is not required BUT if existing, it has to fit with the already existing labelSchema defined as followed :

export const labelSchema = object({
  isoCode: string().trim().length(3).required(),
  value: string().trim().required(),
})

III. How to test

1- Use the migration file to modify your postgreSQL structure (adding a labels column into your Addresses table). Here is the following command to start :

npx sequelize-cli db:migrate --name 20230912161927-add-labels-to-addresses.cjs

You should see :

== 20230912161927-add-labels-to-addresses: migrating =======
== 20230912161927-add-labels-to-addresses: migrated (0.012s)

2- Download a BAL (csv) and make sure at least one of the address has a lieudit_complement_nom. If not, add it manually in the CSV and save it.
3- Use the initBALIntoBAN script on ID-Fix to push your BAL into the BAN.
4- Go in the PostgreSQL DB, on Addresses table and look for the address(es) that has(have) the lieudit_complement_nom.
5- Verify that the "labels" column is filled with the correct data.

IV. Complementary information

1- When deploying on production, make sure to do the migration before starting the ban-api and ban-worker