converbookmark: split target computation from actual update This will allow for further refactoring helping consistency.

convertbookmark: extract the revset into a module level constant This will make it easier to read and modify the query.

convertbookmark: properly exclude public changeset Public changeset are immutable and cannot have a topic anyway.

test: add a new root changeset to all debugconvertbookmark test case We'll make this root changeset public to check the debugconvertbookmark logic in that regards. It is added in its own changeset since it massively impact all output.

tests: import section in 'test-topic-debugcb.t' We now have two levels of titles to clarify some aspect of the tests.

test: avoid using debugdrawdag in 'test-topic-debugcb.t' The 'debugdrawdag' utility adds local tags that prevent hidden changeset to get hidden. We will do without that extension for now.

tests: add more tests for debugconvertbookmark

convertbookmark: add logic to skip revisions with multiple bookmarks When a user tries to converts a bookmark to topic which is on a changeset with more bookmarks we skip that.

topics: add a new debugconvertbookmark command to convert bookmarks to topics This new command, aliased to debugcb converts bookmarks to topics. This command either accept name of a bookmark using flag '-b' or '--all'. If a bookmark is passed using '-b', the whole stack defined by that bookmark is converted to topics. If '--all' is passed, the above thing is repeated for every bookmark in the repository. If the revset which we are using unable to decides revisions of the stack and return an expty set, in that cases we are not deleting the bookmark as we are not writing any topics of the same name as that of bookmark. Also currently if a changeset has two bookmarks, than there is buggy behaviour. So these are known lackings in the current implementation which will be fixed in upcoming patches. This also adds tests for the same.

topic: support --rev argument and properly process then as user input Revisions inputed by the users should be processed using `scmutil.revrange`. This will take alias into account and allow extensions to monitor the user inputs. As a side effect, the '_changetopics' function takes revisions as argument. make the API clearer.