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ConfigModel from dict ablösen #154

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Die from_dict funktion soll aus den Settings-Klassen genommen und durch eine Zentrale parsing Funktion ausgetauscht werden, welche rekursiv über type annotions auslösen kann.

Die from_dict funktion soll aus den Settings-Klassen genommen und durch eine Zentrale parsing Funktion ausgetauscht werden, welche rekursiv über type annotions auslösen kann.
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