BUG: update WriteCLI to fill a vector of strings, honor mutiple = false

Because Markups define multiple markups (with potentially multiple points) in one node,
it was writting multiple instances of a string + coordinates to the string stream passed
in to WriteCLI. This causes a problem for the parsing of the arguments in CLIs such as
FiducialRegistration which needed a separate string for each point.
With this change, the markup points are writen into a vector of strings, one string
for each point in each Markup.
Added the multipleFlag to be passed to WriteCLI, and if it's false, only write the
first selected markup to the output vector. If that markup has multiple points, it will
write all of those points.
Updated the Annotation control point to use the new WriteCLI signature, but because
of the way the points are written, it will only write the first point in a multi point
annotation (such as a ruler) if multiple is false, so it ignores it and the
CLI module logic takes care of ensuring that only the first child in an
annotation hierachy is written out. Write out a warning message if this is the case.
Added a test for FiducialRegistration, updated the Markups node test 1 to test the single point flag.
Removed trailing white spaces.

Issue #1910 #3345 #3340



git-svn-id: http://svn.slicer.org/Slicer4/trunk@22369 3bd1e089-480b-0410-8dfb-8563597acbee