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sometimes webob (or cgi) decide that json field content should be
BufferedRandom and not BytesIO in this case we cannot use getvalue
method

- move cube files to new cube folder
- update setup.py, MANIFEST.in, __pkginfo__.py

The ValueError only concerns json.loads() call.

This is the same logic as in 59eab509372e which handled the
non-multipart case. Since this multipart requests mode had no test
coverage, we add a test for it. Notice that this is the mode used by
cwclientlib's rqlio().

This is expected by CubicWebPublisher.
We use request's encoding to encode the JSON value.

In Python3, json.load() only accepts text content. So we decode
_cw.content's value using request's encoding before passing it to
json.load(). As a consequence of using .getvalue() on BytesIO (content
is a BytesIO), we no longer need to .seek() after reading the content.

The "json" name in cubicweb.utils is just the "json" module from stdlib.
Make this explicit.

We replace CubicWebServerTC, which uses Twisted, by CubicWebWsgiTC.
In particular, the latter will work on Python 3 whereas this is not
supported in the former.

This is needed to make the project installable with Python 3 (which will
be used by tox by default).

Closes #17047898.

Related to #17047898.

Related to #17047898.

Drop useless stuff and make the file flake8-compliant.

Related to #17047898.

Related to #17047898.

Which includes a lower bound for python-requests so that we can drop the
"skip" in tests. Also avoid usage of lgc.testlib.

Closes #17047815 by filling test dependencies in tox.ini.

otherwise new-style cube won't be able to find the resource

Use pybuild

And add a commit() during setUp.

due to conflict on permission with filesystem package (on centos 7)

but exec it's content, see:

  https://packaging.python.org/en/latest/single_source_version.html