## Description
Update the direct template signing process and emails to correctly
reflect the role of the recipient who actioned the direct template.
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## Summary by CodeRabbit
- **New Features**
- Dynamic updating of title and description based on recipient role in
the document signing process.
- Enhanced email templates to include recipient roles, providing more
context in email notifications.
- **Improvements**
- More descriptive actions in email templates based on recipient roles,
improving clarity for recipients.
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## 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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Co-authored-by: Lucas Smith <me@lucasjamessmith.me>
Bumps ReactPDF and pdfjs-dist to avoid the CVE that allows
for code execution in pdf's. This change doesn't specifically
upgrade to the latest pdfjs-dist due to issues with top level
await, instead disabling the evaluation of javascript within
the PDF.
Use Noto Sans to gracefully handle inserting custom text
on PDF's. Previously we were using Helvetica which is a
standard PDF font but that would fail for any character
that couldn't be encoded in WinANSI.
Noto Sans was chosen as it has support for a large number
of languages and glyphs with challenges now being adding
support for CJK glyphs.
Previously we used the form flattening method from PDF-Lib
but unfortunately when it encountered orphaned form items
or other PDF oddities it would throw an error.
Because of this certain documents would fail to seal and
be stuck in a pending state with no recourse available.
This change rewrites the form flattening handler to be
more lenient when coming across the unknown opting to skip
items it can't handle rather than abort.
