Migrate property definitions to use kinds#10433
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This migrates (almost) all primitive (non-specs) properties to the new system. I will take care of specs and the remaining TODOs in another PR. This also makes nullable properties strictly checked in bokehjs (finally!). I fixed a bunch of inconsistencies between bokeh and bokehjs and, internal to bokehjs, that were revealed by this work. The cost of change is surprisingly small and adds about ~2kB to the main bundle. This increase may actually be at least partially reverted in future, because I'm considering to not specify intrinsic defaults explicitly (e.g.
[]for array type) in future.