show inherited schedule information for jobs

[alexrgreenwood]

Summary of the new feature / enhancement

As a user that runs a lot of jobs , I share schedules by calling a master script for a particular frequency
for example I might have scripts 100 scripts called by a script called "daily" , and 30 called by a script called "monthly"
as below

$script = 'FOLDER\script.ps1';Invoke-PSUScript -Script $script -Integrated | Wait-PSUJob -Integrated
$script = 'FOLDER\script2.ps1';Invoke-PSUScript -Script $script -Integrated | Wait-PSUJob -Integrated
...
$script = 'FOLDER\script100.ps1';Invoke-PSUScript -Script $script -Integrated | Wait-PSUJob -Integrated

however all the child scripts would appear to have no schedule attached to them

Proposed technical implementation details (optional)

it would be nice if the job would figure out that it was called by a parent job and show the parents schedule in the schedule tab

also the current description says "run manually by admin" , showing the parents schedule name there would help

[adamdriscoll]

Related to #3796