Configurable keybindings in nxagent

Keybindings in the redistributed x2go version of nxagent can now be configured
by the user. This is done via a configuration file.

File location
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nxagent searches for the configuration file in the following order:
- in the location given by the '-keystrokefile' command line parameter
- in the location given by the NXAGENT_KEYSTROKEFILE environment variable
- in ~/.nx/config/keystrokes.cfg
- in /etc/nxagent/keystrokes.cfg

If none of those files is accessible, the default configuration is used which
is the same as the old, traditional nxagent keybindings.

File format
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The configuration file is XML with the following format:

<!DOCTYPE NXKeystroke>
<keystrokes>
<keystroke action="fullscreen" AltMeta="1" Control="1" key="b" />
<keystroke action="minimize" AltMeta="1" Control="1" key="space" />
<keystroke action="minimize" key="Escape" Shift="1" />
<keystroke action="close_session" key="F7" />
<keystroke action="fullscreen" key="F7" Mod1="1" />
<keystroke action="fullscreen" key="F6" Mod1="1" />
<keystroke action="force_synchronization" key="f" />
<keystroke action="fullscreen" key="space" Mod1="0" Mod2="0" Control="0" Shift="0" AltMeta="0" />
</keystrokes>

Each 'action' defines an action to be executed when receiving that keystroke. A
list of possible actions is given below. Some of those actions are only
available with debug builds of nxagent.

Keys are given as a combination of 'key' and (optionally) a number of
modifiers. The key attribute is evaluated into a X11 key via the usual
XStringToKeysym function. A list of possible keys can be found in
/usr/include/X11/keysymdef.h, the names are specified without the leading
'XK_'. Evaluation is case-sensitive, so, 'space' and 'Escape' will work while
'Space' and 'escape' won't.

Modifiers are given as boolean attributes, possible modifiers are Mod1, Mod2,
Mod3, Mod4, Control, Shift, Lock. Sensible combinations strongly depend on your
keyboard configuration, but usually you will need Mod1 and Control. Boolean in
this context means '0', 'false' and an unspecified attribute are false, anything
else is considered true.

Everything in this file is case-sensitive. Unknown lines are ignored.
Keybindings are evaluated from top to bottom, so if a keybinding matches, other
keybindings further down will be ignored. The contents of the file replaces the
default keybindings, and only one file is read, no merging between different
configuration files is done. This also means that an empty or invalid configuration
file deactivates all keybindings.

List of possible 'action' attributes:
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close_session
switch_all_screens
minimize
left
up
right
down
resize
defer
ignore
fullscreen
viewport_move_left
viewport_move_up
viewport_move_right
viewport_move_down

Only in builds with certain debugging options enabled, ignored otherwise:
force_synchronization
debug_tree
regions_on_screen
test_input
deactivate_input_devices_grab