Always disable compression when sitemaps are delivered

The class loader isn't available at that place in inc/init.php so the
check if the sitemap is compressed didn't work.

Remove unused/directly overwritten variable declarations in inc/html.php

Fix/add some PHPDoc comments in inc/html.php

Prevent access to undefined variables and make returns consistent in html.php

Allow the $check parameter of sectionID to be false

Declare timestamp parameter of http_conditionalRequest as int

Fix types in inc/changelog.php and initialize variables

Document $text parameters of html and php in the xhtml parser

Prevent access to undefined $auth variable

Add PHPDoc comments, type hints and ignore return value of act_sitemap()

Fix return types and result value handling in Sitemapper.php

Disable compression when a compressed sitemap might be delivered FS#2576

Compressing a gzip file again for transport is standards compliant, but
some clients assume that the file is only compressed

Disable compression when a compressed sitemap might be delivered FS#2576

Compressing a gzip file again for transport is standards compliant, but
some clients assume that the file is only compressed once then and don't
remove the outer compression layer. This could disable compression in
too many cases theses cases should be rare and shouldn't cause any
problems.

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more $INPUT use FS#2577

lowercase groups

make AD utilitiy functions public

allow selects in block forms

add user's domain to the list of groups

fixed domain handling in user names

some code cleanup/PHP5ization

use UTF-8 aware lower casing

Better support for multi domain AD setups

This changes how the AD auth backend handles multiple domains. It is now
possible to configure multiple authentication domains even when not
using SSO. USer

Better support for multi domain AD setups

This changes how the AD auth backend handles multiple domains. It is now
possible to configure multiple authentication domains even when not
using SSO. USers can provide a domain in NTLM- and Kerberos-Style
(prepended with a backslash, appended with a @-char).

IMPORTANT: If you used AD auth before, you will need to adjust your ACLs
and $conf['superuser'] settings.

This patch changes how user names are cleaned. Spaces and other special chars
are no longer removed. The only adjustment is lowercasing the username
and streamlining the domain handling.

User's login names will now contain the domain name in Kerberos style
(user@yourdomain.com) when they logged in a non-default domain. You need
to make sure your ACLs are setup accordingly.

Domain names are always lowercased and need to be specified lowercased
in the config.

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git ignore IntelliJ Idea .iml files

minor cleanup

initialize new subscriptions with current time

We don't want to create a bunch of mails whenever a namespace is
subscribed. Only changes *after* the subscription should be considered.
This patch add

initialize new subscriptions with current time

We don't want to create a bunch of mails whenever a namespace is
subscribed. Only changes *after* the subscription should be considered.
This patch adds the timestamp to "every" style subscriptions as well,
though this data is ignored.

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fixed subscription management

now adding and removing subscriptions works again