See merge request nexedi/erp5!1262

Add a new document in the history while trying to show its latest state

Use this command on the module's list and worklist, to come back to the expected page when done on a module.

ZODB Components: There is no need for `description` and `source_reference` to be RecordedProperties.

* Not considered for `modified` state (dynamic_class_generation_interaction_workflow).
* `source_reference` sets only once at import from filesystem.

This implements Products import compatibility based on Component.source_reference
using existing import hooks so that Products.ERP5.Document.Person for example
is importable (actually returning erp5.component.document.Person module).

This only works with non-FS modules (IOW when the ZODB is accessible and
portal.portal_components is available).

This test (just like all legacy filesystem tests) does not use business
template dependencies but just install business templates in the order from
getBusinessTemplateList, but business templates are not listed in correct
order.

It use to be OK (which warnings), but erp5_test_result can no longer be
installed without erp5_project, so review installation order to install
erp5_project earlier.

See merge request nexedi/erp5!1222

Tabular Data Tool is a Tool to handle tabular data (2-dimentional table data)
in erp5.
The tabular data type is currently a plain pandas DataFrame. It is intended to
use with ERP5 Reports to create spread sheets (ODS/Excel).

With Tabular Data Tool, we can do those things on reporting:

- transform dict-list, portal-catalog-result and document-list into a tabular data
- joining/grouping/sorting the tabular data
- using vectorizing function to optimise time consuming reports

Catalog seems to correctly handle the OR parameters.

Do not lose the possible external `query` parameter.

Test jumping to the same context.

Test also direct form rendering configured as jump action.

This allows getting stable URL which can be used in ERP5JS to highlight the current jump

This test uses pinDateTime to create an history of test results where tests
have been executed in order test suite 1, 2, 3.
This is done using this pattern:

      now = DateTime()
      ... # do several things that may actually take more than one second
      self.processTest("test suite 1", "r0=a", node_title="COMP0-Node1")
      self.pinDateTime(now + 1.0/86400)
      self.processTest("test suite 2", "r0=a", node_title="COMP1-Node1")
      self.pinDateTime(now + 2.0/86400)
      self.processTest("test suite 3", "r0=a", node_title="COMP1-Node1")

My guess is that we take "now" too early, and when we add 1 second to this
now variable, this may actually be going back in time sometimes, effectively
creating test suite 2 before test suite 1.

Assign now to current date after doing all the affectTestSuite calls should
solve this.