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core: get rid of `pickle`: Use of `pickle` to serialise data was a technical legacy that was causing trouble to store in database, to update (if a class was serialised, a change could break update), and to security (pickle can lead to code execution). This patch remove all use of Pickle in favour in JSON, notably: - for caching data, a Pydantic model is now used instead - for SQLAlchemy model, the LegacyPickle is replaced by JSON serialisation - in XEP-0373 a class `PublicKeyMetadata` was serialised. New method `from_dict` and `to_dict` method have been implemented to do serialisation. - new methods to (de)serialise data can now be specified with Identity data types. It is notably used to (de)serialise `path` of avatars. A migration script has been created to convert data (for upgrade or downgrade), with special care for XEP-0373 case. Depending of size of database, this migration script can be long to run. rel 443
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uri: XMPP URI parsing/generation
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URI commands are helper to easily parse/build XMPP URIs.

parse
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Parse an XMPP URI, and print different parts.

When possible, the ``type`` of URI is shown (e.g. ``pubsub``) and the ``sub_type`` (e.g.
``microblog``).

The ``path`` is always displayed (see `RFC 5122 Path section`_ for details).

If suitable, you'll also get data like ``node`` (for a PubSub URI).

.. _RFC 5122 Path section: https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc5122#section-2.4

examples
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Parse a blog URI::

  $ li uri parse "xmpp:somebody@example.org?;node=urn%3Axmpp%3Amicroblog%3A0"

build
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Build an XMPP URI according to arguments. 2 positional arguments are expected: ``type``
and ``path``. For now, only ``pubsub`` type is supported.

examples
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Build XMPP URI for a blog::

  $ li uri build pubsub somebody@example.org -f node urn:xmpp:microblog:0