feat(config): implementation of lexicon

[ArtificialOwl]

A Config Lexicon is a list of config keys used by current app. Each entry also define the expected type for the config value, its lazyness/sensitivity.
The loading is done by registering a IConfigLexicon.

Application.php

	public function register(IRegistrationContext $context): void {
		$context->registerConfigLexicon(ConfigLexicon::class);
	}

ConfigLexicon.php

class Lexicon implements IConfigLexicon {
	public function getStrictness(): ConfigLexiconStrictness {
		return ConfigLexiconStrictness::WARNING;
	}

	public function getAppConfigs(): array {
		return [
			new ConfigLexiconEntry('key1', ValueType::STRING, 'abcde', 'test key', true, IAppConfig::FLAG_SENSITIVE),
			new ConfigLexiconEntry('key2', ValueType::INT, 12345, 'test key', false)
		];
	}

	public function getUserConfigs(): array {
		return [
			new ConfigLexiconEntry('key1', ValueType::STRING, 'abcde', 'test key', true, IUserConfig::FLAG_SENSITIVE),
			new ConfigLexiconEntry('key2', ValueType::INT, 12345, 'test key', false)
		];
	}
}

Note: A description of the config key can be added as 3rd parameter of the ConfigLexiconEntry. This information is not stored when running from a web process.

store and retrieve config value

Once this is done:

any code trying to wrongly type config values will get an exception

$ ./occ config:app:set myapp key1 --value 1 --type integer

In AppConfig.php line 1544:                                                                                     
  The key is typed incorrectly in relation to the app config lexicon

set/get on config values set as lazy will work even if not specified in the process

	$this->appConfig->setValueInt('myapp', 'key1', 'abc');

$ ./occ config:app:get myapp key1 --details
  - app: myapp
  - key: key1
  - value: abc
  - type: string
  - lazy: true
  - sensitive: false

default value can be overwritten

	$this->appConfig->getValueInt('myapp', 'key3', 0);

will returns 42

ConfigLexiconStrictness define the behavior when setting an unlisted config key:

• ::IGNORE: does not limit the set/get on an unknown config key
• ::NOTICE: does not limit the set/get on an unknown config key, but generate a notice in the logs
• ::WARNING: unknown config key will not be set, and get will returns the default value. A warning will be issued in the logs
• ::EXCEPTION: set/get on an unknown config key will generate an exception

$ ./occ config:app:set myapp key5 --value 1

In AppConfig.php line 1530:                                                                                
  The key is not defined in the app config lexicon  

Also, setting a config key as deprecated will generate a level 1 log entry when the config key is used