Highlight YellowLabel specimen in library preparation wizards

[Nicklas Nordborg]

See #771:

Library preparation design The auto-select functionality when creating new mRNA plates should first select RNA with YellowLabel specimen. If there are empty places those are filled up as usual.

Other wizards The other wizards should just highlight the item with a YellowLabel specimen.

[Nicklas Nordborg]

(In [3757]) References #847: Highlight YellowLabel specimen in library preparation wizards

RNA derived from YellowLabel specimen are now highlighted in the plate design wizard and lab protocol for mRNA/cDNA.

[Nicklas Nordborg]

(In [3759]) References #847: Highlight YellowLabel specimen in library preparation wizards

Highlight YellowSpecimen RNA that is flagged after auto-select in the create mRNA plate wizard.

[Nicklas Nordborg]

(In [3760]) References #847: Highlight YellowLabel specimen in library preparation wizards

RNA derived from YellowLabel specimen are now highlighted in the barcode and library preparation wizards and lab protocols.

[Nicklas Nordborg]

(In [3762]) References #847: Highlight YellowLabel specimen in library preparation wizards

RNA derived from YellowLabel specimen are now highlighted in the pooling wizards.

[Nicklas Nordborg]

(In [3764]) References #847: Highlight YellowLabel specimen in library preparation wizards

The auto-select RNA functionality has been updated to give priority to RNA derived from YellowLabel specimen.

The search procedure has become a lot more complicated since as long as we haven't found the specified number of YellowLabel specimen we have to continue through the list of RNA (it's good that there is no backlog anymore!). The non-yellow RNA is kept in a separate list. If there is still room for more RNA after everything has been checked, the yellow RNA and the non-yellow RNA is merged to a single list, truncated and then sorted.

Flagged RNA is handled in yet another list. To prevent the entire backlog of existing RNA from being flagged we stop flagging as soon as we are sure that we have found at least the required number of RNA (though we have to keep on looking for more YellowLabel RNA).