DS-1485 fix for the Mirage theme
DS-1536 having a DOT in handle prefix causes identifier.uri to be cut off when being created.
[DS-1502] Don't let XSL-T decode entities that we wrote inside <script> tags
DS-1524 Incorrect use of Creative Commons corporate logo.

Now, the Creative Commons logo specific to the license the item has
assigned is shown.
add short description in the community response
add collection metadata (provenance, copyright, short description) in the collection response
DS-1733 check to see if item is in archive and valid before trying to add it to the CSV
DS-1739 fix LDAP auth appending "null" to username
fix new line at the end problem
Merge branch 'master' into dspace-rest-fixes
batch import UI - display only applicable data loaders
Merge branch 'master' into dspace-rest-fixes
DS-1448 Harmless broken pipe stack traces

Improved error catching for file downloads that are being cancelled
before completion
delete unnecessary comments
Merge branch 'master' into dspace-rest-fixes
remove collection provenance exposure from REST response
Merge branch 'master' into dspace-rest-fixes
rest: add logo in the expand list for collection + set licence when in expand list
Time calculations when parsing log files
DS-1483 Generate citation_pdf_url in more cases

Google Scholar uses the citation_pdf_url header tag on item pages to determine
which of an item's bitstreams to link to (if any). Standard DSpace behaviour is
to include this link only if the item has exactly one bitstream in the ORIGINAL
bundle and if this item is of type application/pdf. The desired behaviour for
the LCoNZ IRRs is this:
 - if the item has only one bitstream in the ORIGINAL bundle, link to this one
 - if the item has a primary bitstream in the ORIGINAL bundle, link to this one
   (regardless of how many bitstreams there are in total in the ORIGINAL bundle).
Additionally, the bitstream link should only appear when the bitstream selected
according to the rules above is publicly visible.
The mimetype of the bitstream is not taken into account, as per Google Scholar
feedback that this is no longer as important to them.