Deprecate typedefs for Win32 callbacks #826
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Part of #819
These typedefs were manually projected and didn't utilize their original names as specified in the metadata. However, in
v6, all Win32 callbacks will be automatically projected with their original names, aligning with metadata definitions. To prepare for this, this PR introduces new typedefs that use the original names while deprecating the old ones. Also added data-driven fixes to automate the migration process.