This contains changes for 2 points:
1. To improve view of ERP5 Catalog and its sub-objects .
2. Export Catalog Methods with no duplication between attributes and properties after migration.

These changes are pointed out  in comment here: nexedi/erp5!178 (comment 52224)

/reviewed-on nexedi/erp5!510

BusinessTemplate: Look for string type in property map while extracting Properties for CatalogTemplateMethodItem

After migration of ERP5 Catalog and sub-objects, the filter attributes are
now properties of Catalog Method(s). So, they are now already exported in
xml file for the method. Thus, no need to duplicate export in _catalog_keys file.

Also, installation should take care of the changes.

Also, add tests for them

[erp5_core]: No need to have export_properties action for ERP5 Catalog as we do cleanup of old manage_exportProperties function

According to guidelines, documents should have 'edit_workflow'.
https://www.erp5.com/documentation/developer/guideline/programming/erp5-Guideline.Programming.Naming.Conventions#never-forget-edit-workflow-on-documents

This follows the guidelines and also make it feasible to go to listbox
to search or make changes in sub-object list.

Also,
- Add 'More columns' in listbox for viewing Catalog Method list.
- Add title field in listbox view for Catalog content and Catalog Filter List
- Fixup links on these views which were not consistent.

When accessing an ERP5 Site, we might have automatic migration of
tools. When this happens, we might not have yet access to scripts
like ERP5Type_asSecurityGroupId.

There was already try/except, so just move slightly more code
inside.

forgot to commit related template_document_id_list

/#/bug_module/20171103-82F24A

/reviewed-on nexedi/erp5!489

As pointed by /Jerome, it is only used for ZMI classes
nexedi/erp5@557c20bd (comment 52113)

Catalog Tool has been added as a portal_action, so update in tests
was needed:
nexedi/erp5@ba2b3566

/reviewed-on nexedi/erp5!505

After ERP5-ification of catalog, its better to have Catalog Tool in action list
for ERP5.

erp5_xhtml_style: Update ckeditor appcache

Also, drop whitespaces at end of line.

-  Revert changes which led to lost of formatting.
-  Implement decimal precision for non-editable mode
-  Implement thousands separator
-  Add test for FloadField from original XHTML interface

/reviewed-on nexedi/erp5!500

Since last changes on Item_getTrackingList, we no longer have item_quantity, so the
column "Quantity" was displaying nothing. So use quantity instead.

This reverts commit 45bb448f.

Since it caused a regression in saving portal_components.
To be re-thought and re-implemented

This reverts commit f6e81b41.

Since it caused a regression in saving portal_components.
To be re-thought and re-implemented

Migrating current portal_catalog to erp5 object.    

# Major changes :  

- We have new classes for various objects based on base classes which we use for ERP5 objects.  

| Old class | New class | Parent Class  | Portal Type |
| ------------ | ------------- | ----------------- | ----------------|
| CatalogTool | ERP5CatalogTool | BaseTool | Catalog Tool |
| SQLCatalog | Catalog | ERP5Type.Folder | Catalog |
| ZSQLMethod | SQLMethod | XMLObject | SQL method |

- All the major attributes for these objects has been changed to properties. For these, we have some property_sheets added.  
  - **Catalog** : Properties like sql_clear_catalog, sql_search_result_keys, etc
  - **CatalogTool** : Properties like default_erp5_catalog_id, archive_path, etc
  - **SQLMethod** : Properties like arguments, templates, etc
  - **CatalogFilter** :  For CatalogMethod objects, we have added filter properties which earlier used to be an attribute of SQLCatalog saving object in PersistentMapping.   

# Installation :  
- **New ERP5 Instance** : For a new ERP5 instance, you get installed ERP5 Catalog Tool and ERP5 Catalog by default. Concerning sub-objects and python scripts, we have added an extra step in installation of `CatalogMethodTemplateItem` (mentioned in next section). This part is conversion of catalog methods to ERP5 objects.
This adds little extra time to installation of BT5 containing catalog methods.
- **Running ERP5 Instance**:  We migrate the objects(`portal_catalog` as well as its sub objects) dynamically to the new portal_types, thanks to usage of `__of__` and `__bootstrap`.  Concerning dynamic migration,  it is handled via `synchronizeDynamicModule` function, which cover all steps in a transaction, hence any error in between rolls back the changes.

# Migration Steps for running instance :  
1. Rebase your erp5 repository on new code.
2. Restart `zope` process.
3. Wait for activities to finish. Thereafter you can check from `portal_catalog/manage_main` that we have catalog and sub-objects as ERP5 objects.
But you still won't be able to see the `view` for those objects, so we move to next step of upgrading Business Templates. *It is normal to get error that catalog view is unaccessible*. You can check if you get this error both for `portal_catalog` as well as `erp5_mysql_innodb` also.
4. Restart `zope` process **again**.
5. Update `genbt5list`.
6. In template tool, upgrade business templates and upgrade `erp5_core` Business Templates. Wait for activities to finish(may take some time, 1-2 mins). After that, you are good to go and use ERP5 Catalog.

**Changes in bt5 installation for CatalogMethodTemplateItem**  
- When we don't have default catalog installaed :   
*Use case: Installation of BT5 during  ERP5 setup*  
In this case, while installation of `erp5_mysql_innodb_catalog`, we create the catalog and install all CatalogMethodTemplateItem there. Also, in the mean process, we convert the zsql methods and script(python) to erp5 objects. This process is only carried once, i.e at the installation of catalog. This is done in `ObjectTemplateItem.install` function
- When we have `ERP5 Catalog` installed :  
*Use case: Installing BT5 containing ZSQL Method while we have ERP5 Catalog installed*  
We use `install` function for `Class CatalogMethodTemplateItem` in this case. Here, we check for `aq_parent` of the catalog method and if it is an 'ERP5 Catalog', we convert it to erp5 objects.

# Performance :   
- Adding extra step in BT5 installation adds some extra time to performance.
- Because, in every erp5 objects, object lookup is done via `_getOb` rather than `__getattr__`, so this adds a bit in improving performance.
- Overall, we lose around 2~3% performance.

# Problem pertaining/Limitations :  
- Need to restart erp5_site before upgrading BT5(s) -  Current structure of migration uses `__of__` function to migrate catalog which in turn makes a call to generation of dynamic classes for catalog object. This is where it calls `_importClass` method, which ends up calling `setDefaultClassProperties` function on multiple layer of classes including `ERP5Site`. Thus, we end up having `isRADContent` for portal object which comes as a hindrance when we try to index objects in acquisition such as `portal_skins`, etc.

# Extra points to be noted :  
- `Catalog` object shouldn't be indexable(because of the problem which may arise due to circular dependency).
- Dynamic migration keeps all the old attributes for now, so as not to lose any user made change. 

# Concerning Links :  
- Documentation WebPage                   :  https://www.erp5.com/erp5-Migrating.erp5.catalog  
- Test Suite                                                    :  https://nexedi.erp5.net/test_suite_module/284   
- Latest Test Result                                    :  https://nexedi.erp5.net/test_result_module/20171120-61F85D0C
- Latest Performance Result                  :  https://nexedi.erp5.net/test_result_module/20171120-2615A7B


/reviewed-on nexedi/erp5!178

And, Patch changeObjectClass extension to remove useless attributes

Copying __dict__ from one object to another brings us to situation where
we don't have many objects which we don't need at all, for example, migrating
objects with subclasses who were initially OFS objects and later an ERP5
object can lead to adding subobjects as attributes of the new object, which
is completely undesirable. To handle this, it is important to delete the
sub-objects as the attributes for those migrated classes.

Old Catalog Tool didn't have portal_type attribute, so while migrating
via synchronizeDynamicModule, after _bootstrap, we expect the tool to
have a portal_type to finalize migration.

This step is now being done only at the end of _bootstrap after we
change the classes for portal_catalog and its sub-objects.

Also, add condition to display the view only when the container is 'ERP5 Catalog'

- This step is needed due to the use of BaseTool as Base class for CatalogTool
  due to which there were conflict between reindexObject from the Base and the one
  from the BaseTool.