moc: simplify finding required Qt containers

The old code searched for any Qt containers by looking at
- each class definition
  - each property's type
  - each function (signal, slot, method)
    - each argument type
and matching each against "Container<", building
the pattern string each time through the loop.

It would then collect hits in a QSet to be converted
to a QList and sorted at the very end.

The new code pulls the iteration over the candidates
out of all other loops. By doing so, it can stop
looking at classes, properties, functions etc when
it finds the first hit, and it inserts every candidate
at most once.

By iterating over the statically-known list of
candidates, the result is not a sorted set of Qt
containers, as before, but it still has s fixed order
across runs, which was the purpose of the sorting in
the original code.

In the implementation, make liberal use of C++11
range-for, which is safe, as we're passing everything
around as const.

Change-Id: If76dd3f57aa1b544a9cf1de2dca94ca7999220f0
Reviewed-by: Olivier Goffart (Woboq GmbH) <ogoffart@woboq.com>
Reviewed-by: Lars Knoll <lars.knoll@theqtcompany.com>

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