Add a new frontend test to catch missing dynamic enumeration translations
swap procs for lambdas
build the base map via the configuring class

squash me
force a marcxml converter that creates accession records
Clarify the related agents code by naming the date handling method.
Generalise related agents code to let us model relationships that have directions.
Change the way we store relationship directions so it works for non-global records too.

Previous we would store 'relationship_target', which was the URI of the
record that a relationship pointed to.  This worked fine for global
records, but could be troublesome for repository-level records, as these
can have different URIs over their lifetime if transferred between
repositories.

Now we store a pair instead: the record type and its ID.  This should be
stable throughout a record's lifetime.
Introduce advanced search to the staff interface.

Adds support for searching on different field types (text, boolean, date, enumeration).

Changes the way advanced search fields are defined in the staff and
public interface.  A new "AdvancedSearch.define_field" provides a
declarative way of indicating which fields are searchable, their types,
and how they map to the underlying Solr fields.
Change the new directional relationship API to be a drop-in replacement for define_relationship
Allow field queries to be marked as 'literal', meaning they'll be escaped from Solr query syntax.
Add backend implementation of hasPart/isPartOf
Updated the plugin README to cover the new advanced search and a small tweak to branding.
Add support for the bound_with relationship too
Switch both relationship types to use the same JSON property
Frontend changes to support the new types of accession interrelationships.
Make sure related accessions don't interfere with spawning resources.
Code review suggestion: use the display string when showing related accessions in the read-only view.
Added missing I18N values for new accession relator types
Fix the 'Related accessions' anchor in read-only view
Generalise 'bound' relationship to be 'sibling'.