Docutils: Documentation Utilities Code

Skip functional test that requires PIL if PIL is absent.

For Docutils, PIL is a recommendation, no requirement.

It is, however, required for the extraction of the image size
from an image file and a warning is written if it it missing.
This makes the output differ from the "expected" sample on
a functional test where the "scale" option of the "image"
directive is used.

The "length_units_html5" functional test is intended to provide
an example of the length unit support for visual inspection with
a HTML browser. There are additional unit tests for the
"scale" option with and without PIL, so we can safely skip
the functional test if PIL is missing on a system.

update user/manpage

set report level to 1 to check image INFO

Fix formatting

Store attribute values with datatype "yesorno" as `bool` values.

Use `bool` instead of `int` to store values of "yesorno" attributes in
Python doctree element instances.
This is the "natural" choice for "yesorno" and restores consistency
with the validating function `nodes.validate_yesorno()`.

In XML and pseudoxml output, the value is serialized as "0" or "1"
for backwards compatibility.

manpage image handling redo

remove warnings suppression from std tests

test manpage warning on image content

Catch deliberate system messages when running the test suite.

When we know a test case triggers a system message,
make sure that it does not clutter the output.

System messages that are only printed to the warning stream may
be checked in an `assertRaisesRegex()` block after setting the "halt_level"
configuration setting to a matching level (cf. e.g. "test_nodes.py"
or the "test/*/test_*_misc.py" test modules).

Trim down overhead of type hints.

get_(reader|parser|writer)class():
Don't use @overload for individual values of the same type that return
a class that is a subclass of a well defined abstract base class.

docutils.nodes:
There is no need to add a TypeVar for the type of a default value when
the alternative is any ``Any | _DefaultT``.

Cf. patches #212.