feat: add is_statutory_application_type to published_flows table

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What does this PR do?

To enable users to see which services are Statutory we need to define this in the flow data. The approach I have taken is to add a check when a service is published to see if any Question || Checklist || SetValue component has an fn = "application.type" and then cross reference this value with the ODP Schema using getValidSchemaValues("ApplicationType");

This will enable all new published services to be defined as Statutory or not. It will not automatically ascribe a non-statutory service as "Discretionary" service as a service may be a modular service used to build other services, making it neither Discretionary or Statutory

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🤖 Hasura Change Summary compared a subset of table metadata including permissions:

Updated Tables (1)

• public.published_flows permissions:

  	insert	select	update	delete
  api	➕/➖	➕/➖
  demoUser	➕/➖	➕/➖
  platformAdmin	➕/➖	➕/➖
  public		➕/➖
  teamEditor	➕/➖	➕/➖

  9 added column permissions

  	insert	select	update
  api	➕ is_statutory_application_type	➕ is_statutory_application_type
  demoUser	➕ is_statutory_application_type
  platformAdmin	➕ is_statutory_application_type
  public
  teamEditor	➕ is_statutory_application_type

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