Add importStep class method to Shape

[DavidMStraub]

When using purely functional CadQuery, importStep is a bit awkward as it returns a Workplane, so val() or vals() has to be used to return to the world of Shapes.

Since Shape already has other import/export class methods, I thought it fitting to add an importStep method. Obviously, it needs to strictly return a Shape, so if the STEP doesn't contain one, it raises a ValueError.

Before:

import cadquery as cq

shape = cq.importers.importStep("plate.step").val()

After:

import cadquery as cq

shape = cq.Shape.importStep("plate.step")

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[adam-urbanczyk]

Thanks! I reworked slightly to reduce duplication.

[jmwright]

Thanks @DavidMStraub