Testnode code has been splitted. Runner class has been created for
each test types (unit and scalability).
Communication with SlapOS and ERP5 Master has been added.

These benchmarks are used during scalability tests.
A file which contains list of scalability users is also added.

Contain objects and scripts needed to perform scalability tests.

Without sort the item list is hard to select the variations and most of the time are many

- columns are now searchable
- title display line title if any; for consistency with all other reports
- title is no longer sortable properly. This is a little regression.
- use queries instead of raw where expression

Allow to close a draft position.

trade model and invoice transaction line should be in same invoice

so that we can invoke same tests in our favourite collection of business templates by using this mixin.

We should also support the case where user cannot access project module

The same grouping reference property is also used for mirror section, so if one side is doing grouping, the group must also be valid for the other side.

Usually subscription item portal type does not have a proper tracking, so you may want to use this alarm only on some item portal types

In some configurations this might be incorrect, but for most cases it is not a
good idea that a price that is currently beeing edited gets applied.

At least this is the behaviour expected in my understand

This is required for ERP5Site_checkDataWithScript script (erp5_core BT).

This is not a new feature, this behavior is compatible with the old caching
implementation that was using inventory_stock table.
In other words, this brings backs the backward compatibility in inventory
caching.

(This commit fixes the incomplete tests that was reverted just before.)

Needs more tests.

This reverts commit 74db4d39.

This is not a new feature, this behavior is compatible with the old caching
implementation that was using inventory_stock table.
In other words, this brings backs the backword compatibility in invetory
caching.