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Made YammerImport more robust against errors; can now pause/resume/reset the import state from the admin interface.

YammerImport: fix for importing over existing user/group nicknames; copies the new data if available onto the existing entry

YammerImport: set some more default fields for user_group registration (still need a group admin tho)

YammerImporter: 'group_id' field not always present in message data; avoid notice warning when checking it if it's missing

* adding the fuzzy messages back now that translatewiki.net processes them properly again.

Enhanced OStatus fixup-shadow.php cleanup script to check for direct matches against user.uri and user_group.uri (for local groups). This should catch cases that were missed before because we were only doing pattern-matching checks, and the pattern didn't match because the site has been renamed and the old URI no longer matches the current domain / path structure.
Could use some more thorough testing in practice!

Yammer import (work run via background queues) now can be started from the admin panel! :DDDD Still requires that the app be registered on your network manually first.

Ok, got the AJAX clicky-throughs working for yammer auth (if app is already registered), but needs prettification. Yammer ignores callback URLs unless they're pre-registered with the app, and this apparently requires manual intervention to become a 'trusted' app, you don't get it on those you register yourself. Sigh. Also can't use an iframe since it breaks out of the frame (fair 'nuff)

Ok, command-line workflow for YammerImportPlugin seems to mostly work, at least on tiny test site :D

Work in progress: most of the infrastructure for running import via BG queues or CLI script is now in place (untested, no UI, needs tweaks & fixes)

WORK IN PROGRESS: Starting infrastructure to initiate Yammer import from web UI and process it in the background queues. Totally not complete yet.

Fetch more user data in Yammer imports, including the primary email address (preconfirmed, so we can do stuff like tell people to reset their passwords and log in!) and some bio info.

Yammer import: mark group posts with the proper group inbox (should we append a !foo or leave them as is, as current?)

* no avatars
* no details of user accounts or their auth info
* no group memberships or subscriptions
* no attachments
* will probably esplode if >20 messages in your network *whistle innocently*