Add global groups feature flag for self-hosted instances #162
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For self-hosted instances - particularly those hosted on a private server - sometimes we want a group to be visible to all users regardless of whether or not they've been given the link or have the group in their recent list.
This PR adds a GLOBAL_GROUPS_ENABLE feature flag which, when true, allows for a group to be set as global in its settings page and displays a list of global groups in the groups page.
Includes changes from my previous PR #161
Groups Page
Group Form