fix(stepfunctions): various JSONata query language fix

[GavinZZ]

Issue # (if applicable)

Closes #33403 and #33374 and #33396.

Reason for this change

There are three issues here:

1. For summary, the first issue is basically that assign property cannot be accessed with using Map.jsonata(...) but available if we directly create map through new Map(...) using JSONATA query language.
2. For summary, the second issue is that JSONATA main PR added the outputs and assign property in the CatchProps interface for AddCatch functionality. But I don't think it's being used in the actual addCatch call https://github.com/aws/aws-cdk/blob/main/packages/aws-cdk-lib/aws-stepfunctions/lib/states/state.ts#L398.
3. Result writer and item reader class do not support using JSONATA. Deployment will fails due to if SFN is set to use JSONATA, it expects Arguments in the ASL instead of Parameters.

Description of changes

Fix both issues by fixing the interface inheritance and added the props to AddCatch method.
Support JSONATA as the query language.

Description of how you validated changes

Added integ test and unit test to make sure that

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[GavinZZ]

Marking this PR as pr/do-not-merge. Pending a review from @WinterYukky prior to merge this change.

Also update the PR label to correctly reflect the issue priority.

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[WinterYukky]

Hi, thank you so much for fixing this bug. I'm very honored that you started working on this fix right away.

assign and _addCatch fix seems good! On the other hand, itemReader and itemWriter may need to be changes. In itemReader and itemWriter, whether to use Arguments or Parameters is determined only by the top-level or Map state queryLanguage. In this PR, users can use s3objectsitemReader.jsonata() and s3objectsitemReader.jsonPath(), but for example, s3objectsitemReader.jsonPath() (i.e. Parameters) can be used when the Map state uses JSONata we can't.

// invalid cofigure
 const distributedMap = sfn.DistributedMap.jsonPath(this, 'DistributedMap', {
    itemReader: sfn.S3ObjectsItemReader.jsonata({
      bucketNamePath: '{% $bucketName %}',
      prefix: '{% $prefix %}',
    }),
 });

This should probably be processed projectively with CDK without relying on user specifications. Also, since the properties used in JSONata and JSONPath are not different, there is probably no need to use different constructors.

 const distributedMap = sfn.DistributedMap.jsonPath(this, 'DistributedMap', {
    itemReader: new sfn.S3ObjectsItemReader({
      bucketName: '{% $bucketName %}',
      prefix: '{% $prefix %}',
    }),
 });

[GavinZZ]

@WinterYukky I addressed all your comments. Please give it another review once you're available.

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