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feature(attachments): add bulk deleting attachments using the row selector in table with mock api TASK-1516 TASK-1710 (#5626)

### 📣 Summary

Adds a way to bulk delete attachments for submissions through the table
view bulk options.

### 👀 Preview steps
Standard workflow:
1. Enable the `removingAttachmentsEnabled` feature flag
2. Have a survey with every media type as questions (image, video,
audio, file)
3. Submit responses to the survey with some combination of the media
types. I think the following is the simplest way to test all
permutations:
  - Submit 1 response for each media type
  - Submit 1 response that has every media type
4. Select some combination of responses via the bulk selection checkbox
5. Click "Delete media files only"
6. 🟢 Notice that the list of media files in the modal accurately
represents the available media files that can be deleted
7. 🟢 Notice that the "Delete" button is disabled until the user clicks
the acknowledgement checkbox

Some deleted files workflow:
1. Copy steps 1-3 above
2. Mock some deleted attachments
- To mock it, you can override submissions object in
`submissionsActions.getSubmissions.listen` from
`jsapp/js/actions/submissions.ts` file, like so:
     ```
     response.results.forEach((submission) => {
       submission._attachments.forEach((attachment) => {
         attachment.is_deleted = true
       })
     })
     ```
- Specifying only some responses via
`response.results[<index>]._attachments` is useful to test how many
attachments/submissions are displayed in the modal
3. Select a combination of responses that include ones with all their
attachments deleted (as done above)
4. 🟢 Notice that the list of media types in the modal only show those
that are not deleted or have the `is_deleted` tag
5. 🟢 Notice that if the user selects a submission (or a set of
submissions) with no valid attachments then the "Delete media files
only" does not appear
6. 🟢 Notice that submissions that don't have any valid attachm... (continued)

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