Add `:fieldset` option to `fields_for`.

By default `fields_for` wraps the fields in a `<fieldset>` tag (which is styled as a panel).
After this commit, the behavior can be disabled by passing the `fieldset: false` option to `fields_for`.

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After this commit, here is how you can wrap fields in a form.

1. Without any fieldset: just use the field helpers inside the form

  ```rhtml
    <%= f.text_field :budget, prefix:'$' %>
    <%= f.text_field :cost_per_unit, prefix: '$' %>
  ```
  ![1](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/10076/4338791/db95eef8-401c-11e4-9b8d-cc5cb096748e.png)


2. With a fieldset that does not uses a panel: manually add the `<fieldset>..</fieldset>` around the fields. I think that this is not a common case: why would someone specify that some fields create a "field set" and not separate them from the rest? Anyway, if that's the case, it can still be achieved (and looks like 1.):

  ```rhtml
    <fieldset>
      <%= f.text_field :budget, prefix:'$' %>
      <%= f.text_field :cost_per_unit, prefix: '$' %>
    </fieldset>
  ```
  ![2](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/10076/4338792/dd5a13ea-401c-11e4-9485-1062e7ed43da.png)

3. With a fieldset that uses a panel: use the `fieldset` helper (with or without optional title):

  ```rhtml
    <%= f.fieldset 'Price' do %>
      <%= f.text_field :budget, prefix:'$' %>
      <%= f.text_field :cost_per_unit, prefix: '$' %>
    <% end %>
  ```
  ![3](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/10076/4338795/e2b256c2-401c-11e4-878c-c95cb96670dd.png)


4. With a fields_for that wraps fields in a `<fieldset>` tag (and therefore looks like 3.): use the `fields_for` helper:

  ```rhtml
    <%= f.fields_for :price do |price_f| %>
      <%= price_f.text_field :budget, prefix:'$' %>
      <%= price_f.text_field :cost_per_unit, prefix: '$' %>
    <% end %>
   ```
  ![4](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/10076/4338796/e44c63d8-401c-11e4-9357-bcd1f47784cb.png)


5. With a fields_for that does not wrap fields in a `<fieldset>` tag (and therefore looks like 1. and 2.): use the `fields_for` helper with the `fieldset: false` option:

  ```rhtml
    <%= f.fields_for :price, fieldset: false do |price_f| %>
      <%= price_f.text_field :budget, prefix:'$' %>
      <%= price_f.text_field :cost_per_unit, prefix: '$' %>
    <% end %>
   ```
  ![5](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/10076/4338797/e59c4168-401c-11e4-9a2a-2e927f3558ae.png)