Implement delete_cascade Relationship functions and code (and ttk buttons and quick_editor fix) #180
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As discussed, this adds delete_cascade grabbing to Sqlite, Mysql and Postgres.
For the Form init, a user can toggle off update_cascade / delete_cascade by setting them False.
If a user has an update_cascade for a field they don't want to use for requerying, they can use the new
update_fk_relationship
to set update_cascade or delete_cascade to False.eg
frm.update_fk_relationship('bike_repair','bike_id',update_cascade=False)
I think that covers all our bases. If a user uses Foreign Key constraints, they can just turn delete_cascade to False and let the database do the work.