Recordedit performance improvements

[jrchudy]

The following changes are made in this pull request to address different performance issues in the recordedit app:

• changed the setValueForAllInputs function to use setValue instead of reset so only the values for that column are updated in each form instead of updating the whole form
• changed DateTimeField to use useWatch instead of watch so it will trigger on the value changing for the individual date and time values instead of any value in the form
• changed MultiFormInputRow to use useWatch instead of watch so it will trigger on the value changing for the multi form input value instead of any value in the form
• remove activeMultiForm and toggleActiveMultiForm from RecordeditProvider
  • this state variable and function are moved to RecordeditInner component
  • this prevents the FormRow component from re-rendering when the RecordeditProvider changed the activeMultiForm value
  • update props for KeyColumn, FormContainer, FormRow, and MultiFormInputRow
• use React.memo for FormRow component to prevent re-renders when FormContainer re-renders
• use React.memo for InputSwitch component to prevent re-renders when FormRow re-renders
• bug found in RangeInputs where the wrong format was being used for timestamp and timestampTZ columns

Potential Further Performance Improvements

I also noted another potential performance improvement for the callAddForm function in RecordeditInner. Instead of updating all of the values and calling reset, we might want to consider iterating over the forms being added and set each value individually using setValue.

In the code I added a lengthy comment that details how this might improve the performance and a contradicting thought. In the end, I decided to leave this unchanged and only added memo to the InputSwitch component so when reset is called, this component isn't being re-rendered.