[pigeon] Fix Object arguments in Swift and C++

[stuartmorgan]

Fixes a warning in generated Swift output when an argument is of type Object. This is blocking flutter/plugins#6914 since we check our macOS and iOS plugin code for warnings in CI.

Rather than add a Dart generator unit test for this one specific case, I tightened the Swift compilation settings for our test plugin to treat warnings as errors (per flutter/flutter#59116 (comment)) to catch the entire class of errors, and added echo* variants for Object to make sure this one then showed up.

Incidental fixes:

• I had to make a similar fix to the Dart generator for a similar warning with casting to Object?, which we'd never noticed because we weren't analyzing any generated code that returning Object or Object? before.
• I had to make a change to the C++ generator so that generation would succeed, because it turned out we had no handling at all of Object in the C++ generator, causing it to throw. I'm not sure this is the output I'll keep for C++ (thus the TODO), but it's the simple fix to make it work at all.

Fixes flutter/flutter#117994
Part of flutter/flutter#59116

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[stuartmorgan]

(I haven't run all of the new integration tests locally yet, so something may well fail due to a typo in a host implementation or something.)

[tarrinneal]

@stuartmorgan seems like you did break a couple tests

[stuartmorgan]

I think it'll all pass now. Kotlin was just a copypasta mistake, but C++ I was missing part of the fix since I forgot that EncodableValue would need special casing in the argument extraction.

(I'm pretty sure that Object fields are still similarly broken in C++, and probably have warnings about casts like the ones I fixed here in other languages; I'll file an issue so we remember to follow up on that. It's low priority for now since Object fields shouldn't be common.)

[stuartmorgan]

These new unit tests aren't strictly necessary, since it was already failing compilation, but since we have this suite of extraction format tests already I thought it would be useful to include them to have fast-test coverage of this special case.

[tarrinneal]

lgtm

[stuartmorgan]

Landing on red to green the tree; I'm not sure what's going on since all the individual tests show green, but the overall status still shows red.