Modified delete_container to delete all things inside it#7837
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Fixes: #7767
Implemented true container cascade delete in
delete_container.Added dependent auto-annotation cleanup (including SECTION_LEVEL) before deleting referenced spatial elements.
Added post-delete default-container normalization (reassign to valid container or clear if none) to prevent stale default references.
Batched spatial tree refresh to a single import at the end (avoids repeated rebuilds/freezes).
Added detailed/updated core tests for cascade behavior, scope filtering, and default-container normalization.