[predicates] ExpectedValuePredicate now accepts a dict parameter
``match_form_params`` and ``match_kwargs`` benefit from that.
For instance, the following statements are valid::
__select__ = match_form_params('vid', 'subvid')
__select__ = match_form_params(vid='list', subvid='incontext')
__select__ = match_form_params(vid=('list', 'tsearch'))
In the latter cases, not only the parameters (``vid``/``subvid``)
must be in the request form but their corresponding value must also match
the expected values (or one of possible choices if `values` is a sequence).
closes #5484070
CSS Coding Standards
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(Draft, to be continued)
:Naming: camelCase
Indentation rules
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- 2 espaces avant les propriétés
- pas d'espace avant les ":", un espace après
- 1 seul espace entre les différentes valeurs pour une même propriété
Documentation
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Please keep rules semantically linked grouped together, with a comment about
what they are for.
Recommendation
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- Try to use existing classes rather than introduce new ones
- Keep things as simple as possible while in the framework
- Think about later customization by application
- Avoid introducing a new CSS file for a few lines of CSS, at least while the
framework doesn't include packing functionalities