Use django-file-form 3.8.2 for case insensitivity

See merge request !125

Fix error where empty reports box showed up

See merge request !126

Make all submission fields optional for drafts

See merge request !124

Ardc 340 change ownership

See merge request !121

Add revisions, activity items when drafts are saved

See merge request !123

Fixes ots/clients/ardc/hypha-tracker#337:
  In applicant view, show a combined timeline for for Submissions
  and Projects; same with Reports.

For applicants, if there's no report due, and they can't change any
reporting configuration, the report box is empty.  So we check and don't
show it if it would be.

Issue ots/clients/ardc/hypha-tracker#337: In applicant view, show a combined
timeline for for Submissions and Projects; same with Reports.

Before version 3.8.1, there was an issue where file extension name
matching was case sensitive. This was seen on a submission page or any
other page that used a file upload stream form. With 3.8.2 the match
is done without case sensitivity. There is therefore no need for wonky
globs in the list of acceptable file extensions.

Issue ots/clients/ardc/hypha-tracker#342: Permit users to upload files
    to the Comments section of Submissions
Issue ots/clients/ardc/hypha-tracker#389: Submissions: Regex in
    "Accepted file types" text

This appears to have been the intent in the code for some time, but
these three have been special snowflakes every now and then: Title,
Email, Full Name. With this commit, they are no longer exceptions to
the rule that drafts have no required fields on submissions.

Issue ots/clients/ardc/hypha-tracker#279: Can save draft with missing
    fields when editing draft

This effectively adds an audit trail for changes to applications by both
applicants and staff during the draft phase of a submission.  While a
bit noisier than base hypha, more audit trail is better than less.

A consideration while doing this was to only do revisions when someone
other than the applicant made edits to the draft.  However, that made
the diffs for when a non applicant did edit look larger than they were.

Fixes ots/clients/ardc/hypha-tracker#341: Permit Staff to edit
draft applications

- Re-order testing for more streamlined QA worflow
- No previously existing testing removed, only moved
- Place draft and submission fails before passes
- Add additional tests
- Add known and "won't fix" bug

Issue ots/clients/ardc/hypha-tracker#340: Permit staff to change the
    "ownership" of a submission

Allow upload of mixed-case file extensions

See merge request !116

Threaded comments

See merge request !118

Allow users to reply to comments by clicking a new "Reply" button.
There will only be one level of reply to avoid query complexity and
recursive indentation hell. There are two UI clues that a comment is a
reply: indentation and "replied" rather than "commented."

The order for top-level comments is "latest first" while the order for
replies to a top-level comment is the more natural "earliest first."

Implementation details follow.

A new property on Activity named `in_reply_to` tracks comment replies.
On the relevant pages and snippets, use several new Alpine `x-data`
variables to track whether a comment is a reply or not. There are some
assumptions made about IDs and these variables between HTML pages and
partial pages.

In order for migrations to succeed on a fresh database, for example a
database migrated during automated tests, an older migration needed to
be nerfed. It had made use of an Activity object during a migration.

Issue ots/clients/ardc/hypha-tracker#356: Threaded comments

Make default comment visibility a system setting

See merge request !117

Fix score box height

See merge request !114

This also adds some comments for future mergers about making the entire
activity system more configurable, and why that's not a possibility.

Fixes ots/clients/ardc/hypha-tracker#107: Make comment visibility configurable

This workaround allows mixed case file extensions. The issue appears
to be that django's `accepted_file_types.ts` does not include the
`{nocase: true}` option in its call to `picomatch.isMatch` so even
though the back-end is OK with any case, the front-end is not and
needs these extra matches. It is not sufficient to include only these
new patterns, either, because the file browser dropdown needs the
lowercase ones.

Perhaps there is a better way but this is today's "fix."

Issue ots/clients/ardc/hypha-tracker#342: Permit users to upload files
    to the Comments section of Submissions

Reviewers can View All reviews

See merge request !115

Issue ots/clients/ardc/hypha-tracker#369: Give Reviewers the ability
    to view all reviews

alpinejs, when using x-show, doesn't need the element to be hidden, as
it will take care of that.  Also, x-clock should be x-cloak

New css changes meant that the auto height wasn't working.  So we just
set it manually.

Fixes ots/clients/ardc/hypha-tracker#385: Review score box is very large

Remove duplicate application from determinations

See merge request !113

This makes the behavior of both the determination message box and the
submission box more sensible. Without it, the determination box is
narrower without the submission box and wider with the submission box.

Issue ots/clients/ardc/hypha-tracker#383: On Create Determination page
SHOW APPLICATION toggle displays Proposal Information twice

This caused a lot of JS that needed to load to not get loaded.  Also
added to the toplevel js the toggle-reviewers.js script.

Reorder submissions table, add sorting

See merge request !112

Fix ots/clients/ardc/hypha-tracker#383: On Create Determination page,
SHOW APPLICATION toggle displays Proposal Information twice

Fixes ots/clients/ardc/hypha-tracker#382: In the All Submissions new Table
View, separate Organization from Applicant and permit sorting

Avoid a sass error by syncing with upstream

See merge request !111

v5.23.0 upstream merge!

See merge request !110

Set user contact name when they submit an application and don't have one

See merge request !109

Fixes ots/clients/ardc/hypha-tracker#362: Email greeting bugs