229 adapt fertiscan to the new datastore with container

[Francois-Werbrouck]

This PR

• The Fertiscan module handles the CRUD process of an Inspection (Rework the Fertiscan Inspection CRUD Workflow #234)
• The Fertiscan module offers a verified filter functionality based on the user previous inspections

Sub issues based on this PR (waiting to be merged):

• The Fertiscan module is not slowed down by heavy db function ([fertiscan] As a dev, I want to move heavy DB functions to the backend for better performance and scalability #249)
• The Fertiscan module offers an advance search feature (Improve the search of Inspection #233)
• Include upload date and updated_at in the Inspection ([fertiscan] As a dev, I want upload_date and updated_at to be included in Inspection for consistency #251)
• Handling deleting non-existing Inspection ([fertiscan] As a dev, I want to receive a proper error message when deleting a non-existent inspection #253)

What needs review:

• Migrated heavy DB function in Python module
• Search Functionnality
• updated_at added to Inspection Model

[snakedye]

@Francois-Werbrouck InspectionController requires and the inspection_id and the folder_id even if neither are available because the Inspection isn't registered (InspectionController.register_analysis).

Is it possible to make both those arguments optional?

[Francois-Werbrouck]

@Francois-Werbrouck InspectionController requires and the inspection_id and the folder_id even if neither are available because the Inspection isn't registered (InspectionController.register_analysis).

This should be solved. The controller only takes the model which contain all the ids

[Francois-Werbrouck]

All the basic work for the Rework the Fertiscan Inspection CRUD Workflow should be done. @snakedye Testing has been done on, therefor it should better work.

Side notes,

• There has been some renaming:

def register_analysis(): #Previously the Create of CRUD
def new_inspection()->InspectionController: #New Create of CRUD

• The Controller allow to manage an existing Inspection, but update require an updated model (it could simply be the one stocked in the controller but for flexibility we want to allow formatted dict too)

def __init__(self, inspection_model: Inspection):
def get_inspection_image_location_data(self, cursor: Cursor)->tuple[UUID,UUID]:
def update_inspection(self, cursor: Cursor, user_id: UUID, updated_data: dict | Inspection,)->Inspection:
async def delete_inspection(self, cursor:Cursor, user_id: UUID)-> DBInspection:

• Deleting an Inspection also delete the pictures and folder related to the Inspection (lmk if yall think its problematic)

[snakedye]

LGTM so far. The new API is well suited for the backend.