Granular esi scheduling for characters #684
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This also allows plugins to register their own rules!
This commit also contains a lot of unrelated changes in the view since I had to refactor some things for the layout, which introduces identation changes for almost everything
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This PR is the web side of bringing per-character esi update intervals to seat. It builds upon eveseat/eveapi#409 and adds a user interface+automation using squad filter for it.
How it works: Admins can specify "character scheduling rules". They are a squad-style character filter and an associated update interval. For every character, seat checks if they are eligible for a scheduling rule by checking the filter of that rule. From all rules that apply to a character, the rule with the shortest update interval is used. If no rule applies, the old default of 1 hour applies.
Internal changes: This PR refactors the observer side of squads so that the observers can also be used for other kinds of filters, like the character scheduling rules. The available filter rules are moved to a config file.
This PR introduces quite a lot of changes. If it is too difficult to review, it is possible to go through commit by commit and it generally should make more sense.