/reviewed-on nexedi/erp5!303

/reviewed-on nexedi/erp5!302

Name is unchanged, but it will use
Products.ERP5Type.Utils.checkPythonSourceCode which uses pylint.

/reviewed-on !301

/reviewed-on nexedi/erp5!296

Section bank account item list script was using `parent_strict_group_uid` related key but in 772033ed we removed
`parent_strict_group_uid` related key and added support to generate
`strict_parent_group_uid` related key.

 In that case, *Section Bank Account* field on payment transaction was empty  
![Screenshot_2017-06-16_at_18.54.33](/uploads/4f439bf14fb8b4d54df80031d281ce7a/Screenshot_2017-06-16_at_18.54.33.png) 

The 
`TypeError: Unknown columns ['parent_strict_group_uid']`
was only in the log files, because we are still ignoring errors in TALES.

I'm adding tests to cover this script, it's logic should have been tested anyway.

/reviewed-on nexedi/erp5!295

See discussions in nexedi/erp5!257 from background.

Here we try to reduce the differences in indexation methods that use `DELETE` and then `INSERT` (the one who does not always index the same number of rows).

In `z_catalog_predicate_list` the `DELETE` was missing, so in the case of predicate which stopped being a predicate, that predicate was never removed from the table.


/reviewed-on nexedi/erp5!294

@Tyagov @luke 

/reviewed-on nexedi/erp5!288

( and AccountingTransaction_getDestinationPaymentItemList )

772033ed removed
`parent_strict_group_uid` related key and added support to generate
`strict_parent_group_uid` related key

If rows have been deleted before, it's more natural to simply INSERT and
no need for REPLACE

since predicate is scriptable, a document that was once a predicate may
no longer be a predicate next time it's indexed, so we should remove it
from predicate table in that case.

predicate_category was already doing this correctly

/reviewed-on nexedi/erp5!291

@Tyagov @luke 

During development of JupyterCompile several functions have been used and then removed but their portal_skins remain in ERP5. The purpose of this MR is to remove those skins, since they do nothing. The skins in question are Base_displayHTML, Base_displayImage, Base_saveImage, Base_updateLocalVariableDict and getError.

/reviewed-on nexedi/erp5!289

We pass the `HTTP Exchange` that `inquiry` type based methods can take into account the `HTTP Exchange` that triggered them.

This breaks API, but when discussing with @vpelletier we said that at this stage it's probably OK.

I updated `erp5_payline`, the only usage in this repository.

/cc @gabriel @kazuhiko @aurel @georgios.dagkakis 

/reviewed-on nexedi/erp5!245

@Tyagov @kirr 

When someone imported a module in Jupyter they would get a warning for every module they imported like:

    WARNING: Your imported from the module numpy without...
    WARNING: Your imported from the module datetime without...
    ...

This fix shortens those to just one warning at the end of output like so:

    WARNING: You imported from the modules numpy, datetime, ... without ...



/reviewed-on nexedi/erp5!278

<dtml-var sql_delimiter> without ;

This caused two problems:
 - If Xfvb was killed and left a stale lock file, we don't reuse this
   display. After some time we end up having "All display locked"
   exception but no Xvfb process running.
 - Xvfb's slapos is patched to store control sockets and lockfiles in
   $TMPDIR ( nexedi/slapos@58462c24 ).
   We don't have $TMPDIR set in testnodes, but this would be a problem
   if we ever set it.

Because Xvfb can detect a stale lock file upon startup and start anyway,
the easy way running Xvfb for each display and see if it's still running
after a few seconds.

@Tyagov 
 
Added a test to check int64 and float64 Numpy arrays because an error like this existed before:

```
in Base_executeJupyter
     return json.dumps(result)
   Module json, line 244, in dumps
     return _default_encoder.encode(obj)
   Module json.encoder, line 207, in encode
     chunks = self.iterencode(o, _one_shot=True)
   Module json.encoder, line 270, in iterencode
     return _iterencode(o, 0)
   Module json.encoder, line 184, in default
     raise TypeError(repr(o) + " is not JSON serializable")
TypeError: array([[ -245554.,    19410.,  1453313.],
        [ -238947.,    18888.,  1443651.],
        [ -238416.,    18350.,  1444382.],
        ...,
        [ -250816.,    19482.,  1445528.],
        [ -251464.,    18678.,  1444711.],
        [ -253475.,    18786.,  1444842.]]) is not JSON serializable
```

/reviewed-on nexedi/erp5!285

/reviewed-on nexedi/erp5!290

/reviewed-on nexedi/erp5!287

By adding returned_purchase_packing_list_builder and
purchase_packing_list_builder to Alarm_buildPackingList they are used in
tested alarms.