Separate blueprint model so it can be used outside of ember-cli#10672
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This PR doesn't create the
@ember-tooling/blueprint-modelpackage (that was done as part of #10671 when moving some utils in there) but this PR moves the main model class into the package so it can really be consumed from the outsideI'm working on a proof-of-concept implementation of a tool that uses it here https://github.com/mansona/layer-gen (This project is not actually part of the tooling team remit right now, it's just a demo)
I have verified that this still works for ember-cli/ember-addon-blueprint#9 🎉 (tests are passing for a different reason, and it's quite hard to verify this programatically until the packages have been released)