As Fedora 32 was the current release when Odoo 14.0 was released, this
should be the supported version.

Also, a few  old libs were still in mentioned in the packaging files.
They flew under the radar because they never broke the packaging.
This is not the case anymore, those libs disappeared from the Fedora
repos.

It seems that pyparsing is not used anymore since 5a1c06a1 and thus can
be safely removed from `requirements.txt` too.

pychart is not used anymore since 3425752e.

While at it, remove mix of tabs and spaces in package.dffedora, also add
missing packages to avoid installation at test time.

Now that I started down the slippery slope, also removed some `-dev`
packages in package.dfsrc as wheel's are available.

Finally, the rpm install script now detects the python ABI version in
order to avoid update this file at each ABI change in Fedora.

Fixes #63719

closes odoo/odoo#65224

Signed-off-by: Christophe Monniez (moc) <moc@odoo.com>

Actually, docker is used to test Linux packages once they are built.
The packaging process is done on the host system where package.py is
run.

Consequences:
    * difficult to reproduce an exact same build on another host
    * changing a Debian/Ubuntu target version means some upgrade steps
      on the build host (mix that with the fact that the host also
      could build old Odoo versions)
    * Fedora rpm package is built on an Ubuntu system (which is not a
      real problem but it could be)

With this commit, the package.py utility is refactored to use Docker
containers to build the Gnu/Linux packages.

Also, the Debian package is adapted for Debian Buster, the RPM package
is built based on Fedora 30.

Some minor changes are also made in the windows packaging system.

closes odoo/odoo#37766

Signed-off-by: Christophe Monniez (moc) <moc@odoo.com>

Since bf3193ac libsass is needed but is named libsass0 in Debian.
With this commit, the docker source image used for tests will build again.

Include libsass instead of node-less

Thank you to @d-fence for testing this.

* Remove dependency on less-plugin-clean-css which distribution
  packages are broken on debian stretch and derivated.
* Updated documentation.
* Lessc provides a `--compress` argument that could solve this issue.
  According to the documentation at http://lesscss.org/usage/: "[...]
  Compress using less built-in compression. This does an okay job but
  does not utilise all the tricks of dedicated css compression[...]"
  However, using this argument works on lessc 2.5.3 but not on 1.4.2
  (`--compress` arg is present but seems to be break some rules
  i haven't been able to put my finger on).
* Finally, use the minification of the StylesheetAsset that takes care
  of removing the spaces, the comments and the sourcemap with regexes.

fixes issue #9113

Workarounded https://launchpad.net/debian/+source/openssl/1.0.1j-1 by updating
requests in requirements.txt and pip in our tests environment.

It was preventing postgresql to generate a working cluster.

It was preventing postgresql to generate a working cluster.

Update to pip v6 necessary to avoid import error of 'IncompleteRead' from requests.compat

Creation of a Dockerfile for the src package for nightly tests.
Remove unnecessary libraries installation from the Debian Dockerfile.

RPM packages did not pass the tests because the centos prompt changed
and thus did not match the regexp anymore. We now explicitely specify
the prompt in our Dockerfiles to prevent such issues.

RPM packages did not pass the tests because the centos prompt changed
and thus did not match the regexp anymore. We now explicitely specify
the prompt in our Dockerfiles to prevent such issues.

Remove installation of v8 requirements in package.dfdebian as this
is unnecessary for v7. This fixes a bug occuring during the installation
of openerp (precisely when installing reportlab dependencies), because
reportlab now requires a more recent version of pillow than 2.5.1.
Also use pip instead of /usr/local/bin/pip in test_tgz (package.py)
as pip script isn't installed there anymore.

[REF] Packaging: backport of a7ab5a41
[REF] Packaging: backport of a700a113
[REF] Packaging: backport of 9d0bd280
[REF] Packaging: backport of b0722d3e
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[REF] Packaging: backport of 50a4da99
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[REF] Packaging: backport of cc113317
[FIX] Packaging: backport of 13471630
[REF] Package: backport of 93845d68
[REF] Package: backport of 012bc01c
[FIX] Package: partial apply of d9e72a37
[REF] Package: backport of 67036fef
[REF] Package: backport of 73de0138
[REF] Package: backport of 30d987ed
[REF] Package: backport of 29132669
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[REF] Package: backport of 2cf4051a
[REF] Packaging: backport of 73592487
[REF] Packaging: backport of f2598ecd
[REF] Package: backport of fd21912c
[REF] Package: backport of 9a8cdf49
[REF] Package: backport of 2f4984b8
[REF] Package: backport of 6e9edeeb
[REF] Package: partial backport of d4624fa8
[REF] Package: backport of 9f13722f

This way we'll be using docker cache to spare dependencies download time.