Support ECProperty value range

[FelixGirard]

ECProperty supports adding constraints to values.
https://www.itwinjs.org/bis/ec/ec-property/#additional-optional-attributes

These are not enforced by the ECDb.
They should be enforced by the inputs in the property grid.

To query those, you can use the meta.ECPropertyDef table

[grigasp]

These are not enforced by the ECDb.

@ColinKerr, while I totally agree that editors should respect these attributes for users' convenience, I also think that ECDb should make sure to validate values against them as well.

[JonasDov]

@FelixGirard, we can enforce the values, but we were wondering how and when do you expect for users to be notified about the constrains?
Should the user be notified when: changing input value / submitting the input / opening the input?
How should the notification look like: alert, tooltip or something else?
For example:
let's say property is of int type, and the minimumValue is set to 3 and maximumValue is set to 30. User tries to enter:

• 25, should the user be notified about the constrains after entering the first digit 2?
• 33, how should the user be notified about his invalid input?
  If no notification would be shown, user would be confused about the value changing.

[FelixGirard]

Honestly I just wanted them to be enforced, I was thinking just putting them in the html attributes for the inputs.
I would probably start with that, we can always add more information after.