Added subscriber options to HttpCache

Based on #177, ref #170

This PR adds 2 options that one can add in their `getOptions()`:

* `fos_native_subscribers`: bit options to activate/deactivate subscribers provided by FOSHttpCacheBundle
  > By default **all native subscribers are activated** (`HttpCache::SUBSCRIBER_ALL`).

* `fos_subscribers`: Array of custom subscribers to add to the event dispatcher

## Examples with `fos_native_subscribers`
**ALL native subscribers EXCEPT the user context one**
```php
public function getOptions()
{
    return [
        'fos_native_subscribers' => self::SUBSCRIBER_ALL | ~self::SUBSCRIBER_USER_CONTEXT
    ]
}
```

**NO native subscribers**
```php
public function getOptions()
{
    return [
        'fos_native_subscribers' => self::SUBSCRIBER_NONE
    ]
}
```

**ONLY user context subscribers**
```php
public function getOptions()
{
    return [
        'fos_native_subscribers' => self::SUBSCRIBER_USER_CONTEXT
    ]
}
```

**User context subscriber AND Foo subscriber**
```php
public function getOptions()
{
    return [
        'fos_native_subscribers' => self::SUBSCRIBER_USER_CONTEXT | self::SUBSCRIBER_FOO
    ]
}
```

## Examples with `fos_subscribers`
**NO native subscribers + custom subscriber **
```php
public function getOptions()
{
    return [
        'fos_native_subscribers' => self::SUBSCRIBER_NONE,
        'fos_subscribers' => [new MySubscriber()]
    ]
}
```

**ALL native subscribers (default) + custom subscriber **
```php
public function getOptions()
{
    return [
        'fos_subscribers' => [new MySubscriber()]
    ]
}
```
Basically, it prevents the need to modify the front controller. This may not be that important for regular Symfony apps, but in the case of eZ, this is less trivial...