In CppunitTest_sc_opencl_test we want to explicitly disable subsetting and use
OpenCL maximally, to match how it used to work.

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Sure, this is probably "defensive coding" and the root cause is my other
changes...

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Add a boolean whether to use OpenCL for just a subset of functions, and a
numberical minimum length of a cell group for OpenCL to be used. No
functionality or GUI for this yet implemented, just the setting fields.

Make whether to use OpenCL default to "on". Sure, this breaks stuff right and
left for now. Fixes and workarounds later.

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When the accessibility roles for DOCUMENT_SPREADSHEET etc. was introduced
the following places in Windows specific files where not updated to take
these new roles into account. This patch should hopefully fix that. As a
side effect the initial code for tracking cell movement in Calc works again.
Well at least as well as it did before the change, there are still some
quirks left to fix.

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Tested-by: Caolán McNamara <caolanm@redhat.com>

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Changed "Style" to "Frame Style" for consistency.

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User pointed out that "Write-protected" should be hyphenated.

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Inserting audio and video was duplicated in media and object
menus. Removed from object to match every other component.

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Apparently the salbool plug-in warns if a sal_Bool is initialized in the C++
fashion. Change to the C fashion and no warning, huh?

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This also reintroduces the code to switch the decks asynchronously (removed unintentionally before)

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and

coverity#735651 Division or modulo by zero

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It is often useful to flush all pending idle / GUI work for testing
and/or profiling - so make that easy to do with this new method.
Also tag idle Timers with a boolean, for ease of use.

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An idle handler will ultimately be a zero time timeout with
prioritisation layered on top of that.

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(regression from 967a386b)

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Problem:
When I'm in outline mode, if I select a slide in the left slide preview
pane, ctrl-c, then select another slide I would like it after and hit
ctrl-v; it refuses to cut/paste.

Analysis:
This issue is due to the fact that the outline view always grabs focus
when activated and a view is activated whenever is pushed to the
sfx shell stack even if it is not the new top-most active view shell
(see `ViewShellManager`, `SfxViewShell`, `SfxDispacther`).

Solution:
Make the `OutlineViewShell` grabs focus only if it is the top-most
active view shell.

Rationale:
When `OutlineViewShell::Activate` is invoked, instead of removing
the focus grabbing action completely, we check if the
`OutlineViewShell` instance is the the top-most view shell and
perform the focus grabbing action only in such a case. This change
required to have also the `DrawViewShell` grabbing focus on
activation (only when it is the top-most view shell). In order to
implement this solution I needed to add a new method (and data
member) to the `ViewShellManager` class. I named it
`GetTopViewShell`. This method returns a pointer to the top-most
active view shell of the internal stack. The returned pointer is
updated in the `UpdateShellStack` method, before the sfx shell
stack is updated.

For more details see :
https://gist.github.com/mcecchetti/15b3ebc505d6582ea0db

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Apparently Word treats \ltrch \rtlch differently from
\loch \hich \dbch when groups are opened.

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