Migrate scans to have their own mongo collection #1915
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…idate Scan typing, and replace multiple find & filters with a single mongo aggregate call
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Currently scans are stored here: https://github.com/gchq/Bailo/blob/main/backend/src/models/File.ts#L22
This ticket is to create a new Mongo collection to store scans relate to files or Docker Images. This will include adding a scan type to the scan document and writing a migration script to migrate all existing file scans to the new location.
The file scanning code in the file service will need to be moved into its own service and refactored to work with this new collection.