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* previous logic for resolving boost::filesystem::path parameters in the XObjectValue class actively tried to resolve existing files
** this contradicts the planned introduction of e.g. a external "write-file" function
* callers of external functions with path arguments now have to enclose them in square brackets if include path resolution is required
** analog to the usage of the "xsl:import" tag
* moved "getPathFromSystemId" from compilation local method into static method of IncludeEntityResolver
* changed test cases accordingly
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* added support for defining boost::filesystem::path as a external function parameter
** boost::filesystem::path parameters are resolved against the appropriate FilesystemContext and IncludeEntityResolver instances
* xalan::XSLTInputSource parameter source paths are also resolved
* removed need for passing a reference FilesystemContext to "constructDocument" methods
** they now only accept the parameters of the external function implemented by them
** all path resolution logic is wrapped by the newly created XObjectValue class
* converted XObjectValue namespace into class
** the "get" template method is now a template member method
** this was needed to enable value casting logic to access the appropriate FilesystemContext and IncludeEntityResolver instances
* this commit marks the next step towards the goals defined in 741a70f
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* "unsigned" type led to a compiler error on 64bit systems
** the Sequence template uses std::size_t which resolves to "unsigned long" instead of "unsigned int" on 64bit systems
** as "unsigned" is resolved to "unsigned int" by the compiler this situation produced a type conflict
* added recommendation for using a xalan library version built with ICU flags to README.md
** otherwise e.g. the "format-number" function is not fully supported
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* extracted system id handling into separate "resolve" method overload of "IncludeEntityResolver" class
* paths to be resolved against the include path vector are enclosed by square brackets
** FilesystemContext for external functions was instantiated using the unmodified systemId provided by xalan::Locator
** this commit adds include path resolution to that step
*** exceptions were thrown as the program tried to instantiate a FilesystemContext instance without resolving the square bracket syntax
* changed FunctionTransform "target" attribute content to the target path filename instead of the full path
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* external DOM may cause xercesc::DOMException's to be thrown instead of passing all errors to the custom error handlers
** these exceptions are handled by this commit by setting the "result" attribute to "error" and adding "error" value nodes with further information
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* replaced std::tuple constructing Mapper template methods with direct XObjectArgVectorType unpacking
** XObjectValue::get template method is applied directly using parameter pack unpacking
* implemented custom IndexSequence / Sequence type to provide vector indexes
* modified all external functions to provide matching constructDocument overloads
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* if a given file can not be located relative to the transformation's location both "read-file" and "read-xml-file" will now try to resolve the path using the IncludeEntityResolver
* all external functions based on the FunctionBase template are now provided with a pointer to a IncludeEntityResolver instance
* it is determined by the external function implementation whether include path resolution will be used
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* names matter, from now on parameters to external functions will be called parameters uniformly instead of mixing arguments and parameters
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* the given XObject is passed to the called transformation
** this was done to enable templates to pass information to each other
** this should support any type usable in a XPath context to be passed as an argument
* expanded FunctionTransform test case accordingly
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* FunctionBase::argument_tuple is a std::tuple specialization type specialized on the argument types passed inside the variadic template argument of FunctionBase
* added tuple Mapper and XObjectValue helper namespaces containing recursive tuple construction and XObjectPtr value extraction logic
* changed all external function implementations accordingly
* this change was implemented to uniformly support different external function argument types than std::string
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* external functions may expect arguments with a type different from boost::filesystem::path so they are only provided raw string values
* moved xalan string conversion logic into separate compilation unit
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* constructDocument member method is provided with a FunctionBase::argument_array instance
* improved argument validation in FunctionBase
* this parameter was added to support FunctionBase as a base class for FunctionTransform
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* using std::unordered_map for named cache lookups was a nice idea but is not useful when one keeps in mind that:
** we don't want cached external function responses in a situation where we are able to execute transformations inside transformations
** cached responses mean that we can not read a xml file, overwrite it using another transformation and then read it again
* the currently available InputXSLT frontend only processes a single transformation anyway, so increased memory requirements should not pose a problem
** if a future frontend should offer batch processing of transformation tasks, one could implement a cache reset method to free memory after a transformation has been processed
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* as the xerces document is not instantiated by DomDocumentCache::item and the class only exports a pointer to the converted xalan document, it makes no sense to expose the class to the outside in the first place
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* common parts were moved into CRTP template base class _FunctionBase_
* all external functions are derived from that class
** only have to implement _constructDocument_ member method
** currently only supports a single string input parameter which is enough for now
* this change condenses external funtion implementations to the essential and should increase readability as well as maintainability
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