code style: operator spacing

codestyle adjustments: function declaration braces/spaces

Apply rector fixes to inc/Form

Prevent double escaping of form labels

\dokuwiki\Form\Form::addLabelHTML() should not escape label content (again)

change event naming scheme

FORM_*_OUTPUT scheme had been introduced since Apriil 2018, see #2286

fix missing or unnecessary use Event statements

Form::toHTML() can trigger event

New event naming scheme HTMLFORM_*_OUTPUT should be tiggered to prevent break of old third-party plugins using old events HTML_*FORM_OUTPUT.

PSR-12 coding style

line lengths shortened

This makes sure all files use line lenghts shorter than 120 characters.

This is a quick fix. It might not always be the nicest change.

feat(Form): add parameter to omit security token in forms

This is useful for anonymously useable forms, like the search.

feat(Form): add method to get position of element by element

PHPDocs Form

Remove unnecessary linebreaks from new Form

Since Firebug it is no longer necessary to structure html with linebreaks. See also Issue #924

added dropdown type to new Form system #1312

Form: fixed class checks

Form: more flexible label handling #1312

You now can add labels that don't wrap around inputs, but you have to
ensure IDs are properly assigned yourself.

The Label class has been renamed to LabelEl

Form: more flexible label handling #1312

You now can add labels that don't wrap around inputs, but you have to
ensure IDs are properly assigned yourself.

The Label class has been renamed to LabelElement to reflect the naming
scheme of the other elements.

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Form: added Button element #1312

typo

added element query functions

balance fieldsets

more elements and work on the legacy support

started with the compatibility layer

added a first few tests.

this is far from comprehensible, but should give an idea how the new
library works and how to write tests

start of rewriting the form handling

This is jsut a small beginning. Not all elements are there, yet. It's
also completely untested so far.