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Workflows support since a long time "object-specific" code, which is code

to be executed, when a workflow instance is initialized. Now, in symmetry

to this, one can define "wf-specific" code (e.g. registering methods to

be called directly on the workflow object.

Similar to the call of ":object-specific {...some code...}", one define

additionally ":wf-specific {...some code...}". This comes handy

when e.g. definiing methods directly executed on workflowss, such as e.g.

".../someworkflow.wf?m=summary".

The methods are defined on the WorkflowContainer class, which is only available

on for shared workflows.

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