Fix SForms IntlProvider error by using React Intl context directly

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Starting from s-forms version 0.8.1-alpha-0838f82.0, the library requires the React IntlProvider to be in the component ancestry and expects the intl object to have methods like formatMessage, formatDate, etc. The previous implementation was passing a simple object structure through options, which caused the error:

[React Intl] Could not find required `intl` object. <IntlProvider> needs to exist in the component ancestry.

Root Cause

1. MainView was passing state.intl (from Redux) instead of the actual React Intl object from injectIntl
2. RecordForm was using I18nStore.getIntl() which returned the wrong intl object structure
3. The newer s-forms version expects a full React Intl object with all formatting methods

Changes Made

MainView.jsx

• Removed intl: state.intl from mapStateToProps so that this.props.intl now comes from the injectIntl HOC
• This provides the correct React Intl object with all required methods

RecordForm.jsx

• Changed from intl: I18nStore.getIntl() to intl: this.props.intl to pass the actual React Intl object to SForms
• Added intl: PropTypes.object to properly type the intl prop

Before vs After

Before: s-forms received a simple object like:

{
  locale: 'en',
  messages: { 'wizard.next': 'Next', ... }
}

After: s-forms receives a full React Intl object with:

{
  locale: 'en',
  messages: { 'wizard.next': 'Next', ... },
  formatMessage: Function,
  formatDate: Function,
  formatTime: Function,
  // ... other React Intl methods
}

This fix ensures that SForms receives the proper React Intl object while maintaining backward compatibility with existing functionality.

Fixes #277.

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