Add manage_scope in wrap_injecton and use it for celery integration

[ApostolFet]

Scope control within the wrap_injecton will make it easier to add integrations, as well as fix the current celery integration issue: #385

Example usage:

def inject(func: Callable[P, T]) -> Callable[P, T]:
    return wrap_injection(
        func=func,
        is_async=False,
        container_getter=lambda args, kwargs: current_app.conf[
            CONTAINER_NAME
        ],
        manage_scope=True,
    )

In container_getter we get container with scope APP and create wrapper, which enter in scope Request and exit after function call.

[Tishka17]

Looks like its time to introduce some kine of dispatch dict:

{
    Target(type_=AsyncGenerator, manage_scope=True): _get_auto_injected_async_gen_scoped,
    Target(type_=AsyncFunc, manage_scope=True): _get_auto_injected_async_func_scoped,
}

Or even code gen =D