ISO-690 Note French - Version 1

Syle for note citation style, based on ISO 690 standard, for french locale.
ISO 690 permits lots of options, so the following choices were made:
- the references used in notes and in final bibliography are built the same way, except
  the number of authors (all authors cited in bibliography, only the 3 first in note)
  the series (not mentioned in notes, only in bibliography)
- elements are generaly separated by .
- creator(s) names formated as 'NAME1 FirstName, NAME2, FirstName et NAME3, FirstName'
- No main creator for patents (it should be the company applying for it, but this field does not seem to be mapped)
- title of cited ressource in italic
- if the cited ressource is a volume of a multivolume book or monograph, the volume is given after the title
- if report genre and number are present, they are given after the title. If a report number exists but no report genre, the generic term 'rapport' is used
- no mention of subsidiary creators after the title, except for patent inventors, with prefix "Inventeur(s)"
- if missing, publisher place and publisher are replaced with [s.l.] and [s.n.], only for some types (book, thesis, map, chapter...)
- missing dates are replaced with [s.d.]
- if a precise passage is cited in the note, the "locator" is given after the date. It can replace the pagination of a chapter or article
- if the complete pagination of a book or monograph is present in Zotero, it is NOT displayed
- if present, series name and number are given, but only in the final bibliography
- 'Dans:' is used instead of "In:"
- 'Dans' is used before the title of host ressources (in a book, website...), except before serials title
- if the bibliographic data for a contribution does not include the title of the host ressource, the contribution title is in italic, and 'Dans:' is not displayed
- if a doi and an URL are given, only the doi is displayed
- if present, archive, archive location and call number are given after the doi/URL
- if present, the note is given at the end of the reference