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Allow services as input-filters

• Uses ZendFrameworks InputFilter config to build filters and validators from services from a general service container.

• Requires special config values to be added to ZFs standard config format

• Falls back to ZFs standard input filter factory

• Utilizes config as:

  [
   'test1' => [
   'name' => 'test1',
   'required' => true,
   'filters' => [
   [
   // Invoked
   'name' => 'ZfInputFilterService\Filter\Test',
   'options' => [
   'test' => 'filterOptionInvoked'
   ],
   ],
   [
   // Service
   'name' => 'ZfInputFilterService\Filter\TestService',
   'service' => true,
   'options' => [
   'test' => 'filterOptionService'
   ]
   ]
   ],
   'validators' => [
   [
   // Invoked
   'name' => 'ZfInputFilterService\Validator\Test',
   'options' => [
   'test' => 'validatorOptionInvoked',
   'messages' => [
   'TEST' => 'validatorMessageTemplateInvoked',
   ],
   ],
   ],
   [
   // Service
   'name' => 'ZfInputFilterService\Validator\TestService',
   'service' => true,
   'options' => [
   'test' => 'validatorOptionService',
   'messages' => [
   'TEST' => 'validatorMessageTemplateService',
   ],
   ],
   ],
   ],
   ],
   // InputFilter Config Sevice
   'subtest1' => [
   // Service
   'name' => 'subtest1',
   'service' => true,
   'type' => 'ZfInputFilterService\InputFilter\TestInputFilter',
   'options' => [
   'test' => 'My test properties'
   ]
   ],
  ],
  

• NOTE: This is a basic hack to get around the silly way ZF input filters and the factory are written