Jakub Uliarczyk 68c78d357e [tcat] feat: extend dataset hex command (#10831)
This commit extends the 'dataset hex' command in the bbtc.py script by
allowing dataset TLVs to be set using a hex-encoded format.

Till now the 'dataset hex' command was only printing the
'ThreadDataset' object values in hex-encoded format, there was no
functionality to set the TLVs using hex-encoded format.

The 'dataset hex' command has been modified so the user can pass
dataset TLVs in hex-encoded format as an argument to this
command. This enables the script to set desired dataset TLVs in one
command, instead of calling dataset commands individually.

Example usage: 'dataset hex <hex-encoded TLVs>'
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