Fix Samples not sorted in natural order when Worksheet Template is used #1673
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Description of the issue/feature this PR addresses
When a Worksheet Template is used for the creation of a Worksheet, the system searches first for analyses based on their priority sort key ascending, which value is directly related with the Priority field from the Sample. This guarantees that analyses from samples with more priority are considered first while creating worksheets. However, once analyses are added in the worksheet, same sorting is kept.
This Pull Request makes samples from analyses to always be added in natural order when a template is used, while preserving the priority criteria when fetching the analyses from the database.
Current behavior before PR
Samples are not added in natural order in worksheets when a Worksheet Template is used
Desired behavior after PR is merged
Samples are added in natural order in worksheets when a Worksheet Template is used, regardless of their priority
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