/reviewed-on !934

- redirect to sync when app version changes
- fix configuration searchable fields in list form
- fix codemirror editor gadgetField
- fix exception catch in action script
- handle jio not found error for document

- document view
- upload and download

* Add erp5_core_proxy_field_legacy to dependencies (because of (at least) my_password).
* Rename ERP5ShortMessage.Errors module because the name is too generic for a 'Module Component'.
* Fix type_class of SMSTool: This should be the name of the class only, excluding the module.
* Add missing __init__.py to tests directory so that it can be migrated.

This is done by inheriting most of the code of ConflictFreeLog,
i.e. using a doubly-linked list:
- for fast iteration of the first elements, and in particular
  immediate access to the first element (used for creation date);
- that keeps track of the history length;
- that implement fast reverse iteration (although it could
  have been done without changing the data structure).

The size of buckets is not fixed anymore to 16 items:
like ConflictFreeLog, WorkflowHistoryList is also a good candidate
to look at the estimated serialized size of the bucket in order to
decide if elements should be added to a new one or not.
Then developers won't have to care about using Pdata or not.

The size is bigger than the ConflictFreeLog default,
because workflow items look a lot alike and adding
a few more is cheap when the ZODB compresses.

No more optimized __getstate__ (except for workflow histories that
have not been migrated) so BT export will be a bit more verbose.

The BBB code is because of
  !934

/reviewed-on !941

ZODB Components: Before migrating Interfaces from FS, there must be one Interface class per source file matching its name.

Same as Document class: this avoids registering Interfaces at startup and just do it
when using the Interface. In assuming that portal_components/XXX has a class
name equals to XXX.getRference(), it is easier to:
 * List all existing Interfaces (for example in Portal Type Class view): getReference()
   on all validated 'Interface Component' in portal_components.
 * Lookup for an 'Interface Component': 'from erp5.component.interfaces.XXX import XXX'.

ZODB Components: Properly handle addition of template_* properties in BusinessTemplate PropertySheet.

On the plus side, this avoids an ugly 'except AttributeError: pass' which does
not work anyway with the scenario below.

Assuming the following:
  * template_XXX Property (accessor: getTemplateXXX) recently added to BusinessTemplate PropertySheet.
  * erp5_YYY sets template_A Property (erp5_YYY/bt/template_XXX.xml).
  This commit handles the following:
    1. Stop instance with old ERP5 without template_XXX.
    2. Update erp5.git.
    3. Start instance.
    4. Upgrade erp5_property_sheets and erp5_YYY bt5s in *one* transaction from portal_templates UI.
    => When upgrading erp5_YYY, BusinessTemplate.importFile() imports erp5_YYY/bt/*.xml where the
       list of files is based on BusinessTemplate class propertyMap(), but at this point accessors
       have not been re-generated yet, thus template_XXX is not returned by propertyMap() and
       erp5_YYY/bt/template_XXX.xml is not imported.
       => portal_templates/erp5_YYY new BT does not have template_XXX property set at all.

  <family_name>-0..9 when number of nodes <= 10
  <family_name>-01..09 (or n) when number of nodes > 10

In scalability tests instance keeps track of old used nodes and when nodes > 10
will pick by default sort "activity-0" which is NO longer an existing zope process.
This is an ugly fix and real woraround is to have something like activities-000x schema by default

This is the case with runUnitTest wrapper created by SlapOS but is not actually required
as manage_addERP5Site has 'test test' as default value.

This fixes:
  File "custom_zodb.py", line 70, in <module>
    sql_db = Products.ZMySQLDA.db.DB(os.environ['erp5_sql_connection_string'])
  File "UserDict.py", line 40, in __getitem__
    raise KeyError(key)
KeyError: 'erp5_sql_connection_string'

This module is not sorted, we cannot just do assertions based on line
index.
Instead we do two different approaches:
 - When there is only one "empty" draft transaction, we check locate the
line based on the state cell and then check each cell relatively to that
first xpath
 - After we had a second draft, we just check that we have two lines
matching each cell predicate.

Sometimes test fail we don't have any information about what the problem
was.

Using the same technique of turning a promise into "a function called
several times until it returns true or false", we can get rejection
failures in the selenium error message.

The term (used for example on HTTPExchange_view/my_follow_up_title ) is
"Follow-up". This will fix testNamingConventions failure.

so that user can overwrite easier in html

For options:
${WebPage_insertFollowUpCostEffortReport}
${WebPage_insertFollowUpCostEffortDetailReport}
script's name is changed to Base_generateCostEffortReportContent
and parameter is changed also

template for Scalability tests.

It was found useful in cases, so good to have it available

Exactly like prices and other properties, it is useful for some projects to define different
descriptions depending if we are doing sales or purchases

[erp5_core] Return 400 status code when updating a dialog

Also, this prevents logging the same information on every listbox load.

This merge request aims to prevent programming errors by raising instead of silently doing nothing (which is a source of bugs).

Currently, if an object as category property for a category "category", 2 families of setters were created :

1. The string setter, following the format ```_setCategory``` and taking a relative URL as the argument.
2. The value setter, following the format ```_setCategoryValue``` and taking an object as the argument.

The issue is that developers may pass the wrong argument to one of these functions, having for consequences :

1. For case (1), if an object is passed, the code would silently do nothing : nothing is set as relation, but the code doesn't fail. This is the worst case. 
2. For the second case, passing a relative URL to ```_setCategoryValue``` would "work" (in the meaning the relation is set to the correct object). This may sound like a feature, but in my opinion it is confusing given the way ERP5 developers apprehend these setters nowadays.

For case 1, a test is existing that an exception is raised, but due to coding error the feature disappeared and no one noticed : https://lab.nexedi.com/Nicolas/erp5/blob/b3ed2210ed6b30390b901c8620de6eafcc27a574/product/CMFCategory/tests/testCMFCategory.py#L810-815

For case 2, compatibility code exists in the underlying function ```_setValue``` : https://lab.nexedi.com/Nicolas/erp5/blob/b3ed2210ed6b30390b901c8620de6eafcc27a574/product/ERP5Type/Base.py#L1840-1842

In this MR, the exception caused by case (1) has been restored (so now it fails loudly).

Case (2) has been deprecated, in order to keep backward compatibility.

I have run the tests with the ```DeprecationWarning``` raising an error instead of just a warning,  and fixed the code were the setters weren't used correctly.

Ideally, tests should always run with this ```DeprecationWarning``` being a real error so both cases crash loudly. This won't be part of this Merge Request.


/reviewed-on nexedi/erp5!938

This adds a new field on Test Suite Repository to configure a "gitlab connector".

If this is set, then the commit from this repository will be annotated with the test status (failed or success). Gitlab uses these annotations to show that status on the merge request.

At the same time, fix a few minor problems on `erp5_test_result`.

/reviewed-on nexedi/erp5!924