feat: add direct templates links

[dguyen]

Description

Direct templates links is a feature that provides template owners the ability to allow users to create documents based of their templates.

General outline

This works by allowing the template owner to configure a "direct recipient" in the template.

When a user opens the direct link to the template, it will create a flow where they sign the fields configured by the template owner for the direct recipient. After these fields are signed the following will occur:

• A document will be created where the owner is the template owner
• The direct recipient fields will be signed
• The document will be sent to any other recipients configured in the template
• If there are none the document will be immediately completed

Notes

There's a custom prisma migration to migrate all documents to have 'DOCUMENT' as the source, then sets the column to required.

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[Mythie]

Approving for now but we really will need to come back to this mess (in a good way) 😿