[WIP]: Add auto-complete for form fields

[bhilbert4]

This PR adds autocomplete to several of the fields on the webapp forms. This is done using django-autocomplete-lite, which is a new dependency.

At the moment this is work in progress. I've started by trying to apply autocomplete to the proposal search field on the web app's main page.

Other fields that could benefit from autocomplete include several on the EDB page.

[pep8speaks]

Hello @bhilbert4, Thank you for submitting the Pull Request !

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[bhilbert4]

Closes #436

[codecov]

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[bhilbert4]

django-autocomplete-lite tutorial - note that at the very bottom there is some information on performing autocomplete on a list of strings, which is what I think we want to do. The rest of the tutorial is for working on a queryset from a database.

And here is the github test project that kinda-sorta goes with the tutorial