The scope and collection repository annotations were not being
passed on to derived and @query remove operations.

The handling of scope and collection annotations has been reworked in:

1. CrudMethodMetadataProcessor
2. All the *OperationSuppport constructors - the initial scope and collection is
   taken from the domainEntity class.
3. PseudoArgs
4. AbstractCouchbaseQuery/AbstractReactiveCouchbaseQuery add the scope/collection
   to the remove operation (analogous to the find Operation).
5. Scope/Collection is passed as args to the execute() method - even though this
   is redundant at the moment.

Closes #1441.

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