without valid fonts, firefox refuses to start

PyPDF2 overwrites `warning.showwarning` and this is already confirmed as a major flaw: https://github.com/mstamy2/PyPDF2/issues/67#issuecomment-34387142

But, this is never applied in PyPDF2.

To fix this issue in ERP5, we will copy the patch to our stack and apply it.

See merge request !746

Use by default latest version

Because we were generating a fontconfig file without the default
configuration, non optimal fonts where selected during substitutions,
for example instead of the very common Arial, we were substituting a
serif font which looks completly different.

See merge request !753

setUpModule is expensive and also the snapshot in case of error would
fail if called more than once

This is a loop invariant.

Is there an option to only ignore KEYEXPIRED ?

Currently, we could just list gettext but for maintainability,
it's easier to compare the list with only python&gcc's buildout.cfg

- pylint and other linters were not working in the new version of python extensions.

- configure URLs for webviews in something compatible with our frontends.

See merge request !755

Because we were generating a fontconfig file without the default
configuration, non optimal fonts where selected during substitutions,
for example instead of the very common Arial, we were substituting a
serif font which looks completely different.

This disable a theia security feature of using a different hostname for
each webview. By defaut, for each webview, thiea generate an unique
hostname that when using vifib frontends would be something like
https://uuid.webview.softinstXXX.host.vifib.net but that's not usable in
our case because we cannot create frontends for a subdomain (also we
don't have certificates for such domain).

Configure THEIA_WEBVIEW_EXTERNAL_ENDPOINT to something less secure, but
working in our environment. This fixes embedded jupyter notebooks and
other web views.

This reverts commit 7e3bc5ee.

Theia does not seem to be ready for this version, several things are not
working:
 - selecting another python interpreter
 - linting in the editor
 - at startup there's always a "Python is not installed.Please download
and install Python before using the extension." warning . I think this
happened sometimes with the previous version too.

jedi was working fine, but too maybe critical features are broken.

PyPDF2 must not overwrite showwarning because it breaks ERP5. ERP5 already overwrites it properly

https://github.com/mstamy2/PyPDF2/issues/67#issuecomment-34387142

add more tests for KVM and fix them

See merge request !752