Add container model attribute

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A form may or may not have an associated container such as a sample bottle or packaging box. A form can have a default container associated with it which is added by default when the form is added to task. This default container is selected when editing the form.

When form(s) share a container - we will need to display that container to click on. Once clicked on the container will open and display the forms inside. This could be recursive (Russian doll style). With a box containing smaller boxes, containing bottles etc.

Forms without containers will be display as currently - directly in the Task template. These are rendered first (i.e. container == NULL)

If container == true, then only display the container details. When the user clicks on the container, filter the forms for matching containerRecordID and display those forms.

To allow recursive containers, parentContainerId == containerId (displayed at top level), then when clicking on the top level /parent container filter for other containers where parentContainerId == containerId (of top level container) and so on...

• Add containerId to form model
• Create container model (containerId, title, description)
• Add container relation form & formTemplate model
• Add unique id of container instance onto form using shortId - needs to also work with multi-entry forms
• Add option to add default container when editing form
• edit addTemplateForm() function to deal with adding container to formTemplates and form model
• Create menu to create containers
• Allowing selecting and adding of existing containers to form
• Allow editing of container attributes
• Allow default containers to be added when associated methods are added
• Only render container == NULL forms at top level of Task template
• Create component to render containers lower on Task template based on shortId of container instance
• Add ContainerMainId and containerLevelId to form model
• Render containers where containerLevelId == containerId (recursively)
• Create menu to add form into container (once container is clicked on) maybe existing add form component?