rest.cors.allowed-origins allows us to develop on Angular locally
while using a remote DSpace API. We will perhaps disable this in
the long run after we deploy DSpace 7.

I ported these from DSpace 6 but they are aesthetically annoying in
DSpace 7 when you have more than ~4.

These were copied directly from our DSpace 6 branch.

These are the latest spider agent lists from our DSpace 6.x branch.

Sync settings with DSpace 6. We do not want to log bot requests, and
we want to match user agents case insensitively.

Use a "2x" supersample by overriding the ImageMagick density from
72 to 144. This creates higher-quality PDF thumbnails.

We only want to send subscription mails for new items, not modified
ones.

These behave differently in DSpace 7 than in DSpace 6 when the IDs
are missing (you get infinitely repeating values in the submission
form dropdown).

Our subjects are in dcterms.subject and we don't use hierarchical
subjects. Also, change the date issued field.

Use dcterms.type for Type and add a few more filters from CGSpace.

Update from latest COUNTER-Robots list, removing from the local ILRI
overrides where needed.

It has been ten years since we last increased the thumbnail size on
CGSpace. 300px has served us well, but higher-density displays and
new uses for thumbnails call for larger sizes.

For reference, I checked 300 - 600px to see the implications on file
size for one portrait layout PDF:

 - 212x300px: 31 kilobytes <--- current
 - 283x400px: 52 kilobytes
 - 354x500px: 76 kilobytes
 - 424x600px: 106 kilobytes

I think 500px is a good compromise.

We don't use Datacite yet, but this is easy to change now so it can
possibly work in the future.

We are not using this yet, but it will surely come in handy.

Copied directly from CGSpace's DSpace 6 repository.

Hopefully easier to maintain during future rebases now.

Just to show that it's possible and get feedback from our submitters.

Update a few Discovery configs to use dcterms.issued instead of
dc.date.issued.

I was surprised to see this was disabled, as I already tested it a
few months ago.

The DC=ILRI no longer exists in Active Directory as far as I can
see from checking a few users.

There seems to be a bug in DSpace 7.6-SNAPSHOT that causes LDAP lo-
gins to fail when the groupmap is enabled.

We are using an external controlled vocabulary instead. This hasn't
been needed since we got rid of Atmire's Listings and Reports module
in DSpace 6.

IFPRI sent me a list of their authors so I combined it with ours.

There is a bug with onebox fields that use controlled vocabularies
and are not repeatable.

Remove a few incorrect and duplicate affiliations.

I don't know why these are here, I fixed them twice already grrr.

The name has been United Nations Children's Fund since 1953. :)

See: https://www.unicef.org/about-unicef/frequently-asked-questions#3

Use a list comprehension to filter out rows that are missing a url
or filename.

IWMI sent me some new ones so I updated our list. This time I used
GNU `sort` instead of `sort i` in vim because GNU sort handles ac-
cents better.

Formatted with tidy:

    $ tidy -xml -utf8 -m -iq -w 0 dspace/config/controlled-vocabularies/cg-creator-identifier.xml

As of DSpace 7.6.1 the community and collection subscription emails
say "changed" items, which is confusing for users. Overriding this
for now.

Sorted first with GNU `sort` instead of `sort i` in vim because GNU
sort handles accents better.

Formatted with tidy:

    $ tidy -xml -utf8 -m -iq -w 0 dspace/config/controlled-vocabularies/cg-creator-identifier.xml

We don't need the NOOP and Register DOI curation tasks.

Enable the normalizedois and countrycodetagger curation tasks to
run on workflow items.

The normalizedois task runs on `editstep`, which is immediately
after an item is deposited into the workflow, and for every edit
step after (so up to three times depending on how the collection
is configurated).

The countrycodetagger task runs on `finaleditstep`, which is the
last edit step (aka "Final editors" or step 3) because we don't
want editors to potentially remove the country code tags. The docs
allude to an "archive" step that runs just before an item is inst-
alled to the archive, but it doesn't seem to work.

Bumps [org.xmlunit:xmlunit-core](https://github.com/xmlunit/xmlunit) from 2.9.1 to 2.10.0.
- [Release notes](https://github.com/xmlunit/xmlunit/releases)
- [Changelog](https://github.com/xmlunit/xmlunit/blob/main/RELEASE_NOTES.md)
- [Commits](xmlunit/xmlunit@v2.9.1...v2.10.0)

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