OPENDJ-2772 Align SDK client tool with server's

* General changes
    * Migrate translation of localized messages when they were available in the server
    * Remove common -i, --encoding {encoding} argument since the option is not implemented
    * Changes related to -V, --ldapVersion {version} are effective in 3 commits

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* ldapcompare (in comparison of server tool)
    * Usage: ldapcompare  {options} attribute:value [DN ...] becomes ldapcompare  {options} attribute:value DN
        * Only reads one DN from the command line (if a user wants to compare against multiple DN he can use scripts)
    * Added:
        * -E, --reportAuthzID
        * -T short option for --trustStorePassword {trustStorePassword} option
        * -V short option for --version option
        * -Y, --proxyAs {authzID}
        * --usePasswordPolicyControl
    * Removed:
        * -c, --continueOnError (with new usage this parameter has no meaning)
        * -f, --filename argument (now the tool read only one DN from the command line)
        * -i, --encoding {encoding} option is removed (it was actually not implemented)
        * -r, --useSASLExternal (it is redundant as a particular usage of -o, --saslOption mech="EXTERNAL" argument
        * -V, --ldapVersion {version} (not implemented because we always do bind in v3)
    * Modified:
        * -m, --useCompareResultCode
            * Note that if the argument is not used and compare operation returns false, the script will return with COMPARE_FALSE.
              In other words, the tool always return COMPARE_FALSE if the compare operation is not successfull
    * Renamed:
        * -s, --script-friendly renamed as -S, --scriptFriendly (to be consistent with other existing sdk tools (xxxrate))
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* ldapcompare (in comparison of sdk tool)
    * Usage: ldapcompare  {options} attribute:value [DN ...] becomes ldapcompare  {options} attribute:value DN
        * Only reads one DN from the command line (if a user wants to compare against multiple DN he can use scripts)
    * Added:
        * --connectTimeout {timeout} (hidden now visible)
        * -m, --useCompareResultCode
            * Note that if the argument is not used and compare operation returns false, the script will return with COMPARE_FALSE.
              In other words, the tool always return COMPARE_FALSE if the compare operation is not successfull
        * -S, --scriptFriendly
        * -V short option for --version option
    * Removed:
        * -c, --continueOnError (with new usage this parameter has no meaning)
        * -f, --filename argument (now the tool read only one DN from the command line)
        * -i, --encoding {encoding} option is removed (it was actually not implemented)
        * -V, --ldapVersion {version} (not implemented because we always do bind in v3)

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* ldapmodify  (in comparison of server tool)
    * Usage: ldapmodify  {options} becomes ldapmodify  {options} [changes_files ...] (to be consistent with ldifmodify)
        * A user can now provides multiples ldif files with changes
    * Added:
        * -T short option for --trustStorePassword {trustStorePassword} option
        * --usePasswordPolicyControl
        * -V short option for --version option
    * Removed:
        * -a, --defaultAdd argument (default sdk behavior)
        * -i, --encoding {encoding} option is removed (it was actually not implemented)
        * -r, --useSASLExternal (it is redundant as a particular usage of -o, --saslOption mech="EXTERNAL" argument
        * -V, --ldapVersion {version} (not implemented because we always do bind in v3)
    * Hidden:
        * -f, --filename argument (ensure compatibility with existing scripts)
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* ldapmodify (in comparison of sdk tool)
    * Usage: ldapmodify  {options} becomes ldapmodify  {options} [changes_files ...] (to be consistent with ldifmodify)
        * A user can now provides multiples ldif files with changes, if any are provided we will read changes on standard input
    * Added:
        * --connectTimeout {timeout} (hidden now visible)
        * -V short option for --version option
    * Hidden:
        * -f, --filename argument (ensure compatibility with existing scripts)
    * Removed:
        * -V, --ldapVersion {version} (not implemented because we always do bind in v3)
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* ldapmodify use standard input
    * if none are provided (or if the hyphen token is used 'ldapmodify {options} -- -') we will read changes on standard input
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* ldappasswordmodify (in comparison of server tool)
    * Usage: identical
    * Added:
        * -E, --reportAuthzID
        * -F short option for --newPasswordFile {file} option
        * -N short option for --certNickname option
        * -o, --saslOption {name=value}
        * -T short option for --trustStorePassword {trustStorePassword} option
        * -v, --verbose
        * --usePasswordPolicyControl
    * Removed:
        * -A, --provideDNForAuthzID (default sdk behavior)
        * -N short option for --newPasswordFile option (-N references --certNickname {nickname} in sdk tools)
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* ldappasswordmodify (in comparison of sdk tool)
    * Usage: identical
    * Added:
        * -V short option for --version option
        * --connectTimeout {timeout} (hidden now visible)
    * Removed:
        * -V, --ldapVersion {version} (not implemented because we always do bind in v3)

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* ldapsearch (in comparison of server tool)
    * Usage: ldapsearch  {options} [filter] [attributes ...] becomes ldapsearch  {options} filter [attributes ...]
        * Now the filter trailing argument is mandatory
    * Added:
        * -t, --wrapColumn (new option to wrap output content (default is no wraping))
        * -T short option for --trustStorePassword {trustStorePassword} option
        * -V short option for --version option
    * Removed:
        * -c, --continueOnError (with new usage this parameter has no meaning)
        * -f, --filename argument (can easily be doing with scipt)
        * -i, --encoding {encoding} option is removed (it was actually not implemented)
        * -r, --useSASLExternal (it is redundant as a particular usage of -o, --saslOption mech="EXTERNAL" argument
        * -T, --dontWrap (replaced by -t, --wrapColumn)
        * -V, --ldapVersion {version} (not implemented because we always do bind in v3)
    * Additional changes:
        * Add Note: 'subordinate' is an LDAP extension that might not work with all LDAP servers to the -s, --searchScope {searchScope} argument description
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* ldapsearch (in comparison of sdk tool)
    * Usage: ldapsearch  {options} [filter] [attributes ...] becomes ldapsearch  {options} filter [attributes ...]
        * Now the filter trailing argument is mandatory
    * Added:
        * -t, --wrapColumn (new option to wrap output content (default is no wraping))
        * -V short option for --version option
        * --connectTimeout {timeout} (hidden now visible)
        * --subEntries
    * Removed:
        * -f, --filename argument (can easily be doing with scipt)
        * -t, --dontWrap (replaced by -t, --wrapColumn)
        * -V, --ldapVersion {version} (not implemented because we always do bind in v3)

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* ldifdiff (in comparison of server tool ldif-diff)
    * Usage: ldif-diff  {options} becomes ldifdiff  {options} source target
        * Source and target file are now mandatory trailing args (align with unix diff command)
        * Note that the tool now returns 0 if no diffs are found and 1 if diffs are found (before was always 0).
    * Added:
        * -t, --wrapColumn (new option to wrap output content (default is no wraping))
    * Removed:   
        * -a, --ignoreAttrs {file} (due to sdk tool design)
        * -e, --ignoreEntries {file} (due to sdk tool design)
        * -O, --overwriteExisting (sdk default behavior)
        * -r, --useCompareResultCode (that was not right to use LDAP return code, align with unix diff command is worth)
        * -s, --sourceLDIF {file} (mandatory trailing argument)
        * -S, --singleValueChanges (due to sdk tool design)
        * -t, --targetLDIF {file} (mandatory trailing argument)
        * --checkSchema (due to sdk tool design)

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* ldifdiff (in comparison of sdk tool)
    * Usage: identical
        * source or target can be read on standard input (use 'ldifdiff {options} -- - target' or 'ldifdiff {options} -- source -')
        * Note that the tool now returns 0 if no diffs are found and 1 if diffs are found (before was always 0).
    * Added:
        * -t, --wrapColumn (new option to wrap output content (default is no wraping))
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* ldifdiff use standard input/output
        * source or target can be read on standard input (use 'ldifdiff {options} -- - target' or 'ldifdiff {options} -- source -')
        * If -o, --outputLDIF {file} is not used (or if '-o ' is used) diffs are written on standard output

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* ldifmodify (in comparison of server tool ldifmodify)
    * Usage: ldifmodify  {options} becomes ldifmodify  {options} source_file [changes_files...]
        * Now we have ldapmodify and ldifmodify behavior aligned
    * Added:
        * -c, --continueOnError
        * -o, --outputLDIF
        * -t, --wrapColumn (new option to wrap output content (default is no wraping))
    * Removed:   
        * -s, --sourceLDIF {file} (mandatory trailing argument)
        * -m, --changesLDIF {ldifFile} (trailing argument or stdin)
        * -t, --targetLDIF {ldifFile} (renamed  as -o, --outputLDIF {file} to be consistent with other sdk tools
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* ldifmodify (in comparison of sdk tool)
    * Usage: ldifmodify  {options} becomes ldifmodify  {options} source_file [changes_files...]
        * Now we have ldapmodify and ldifmodify behavior aligned
    * Added:
        * -t, --wrapColumn (new option to wrap output content (default is no wraping))
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* ldifmodify use standard input/output
    * source_file can be read from standard input (use 'ldifmodify {options} -- - changes_files...)
    * changes_files can be read from standard input (use 'ldifmodify {options} -- source_file -)
    * If -o is not used (or if '-o ' is used) diffs are written on standard output

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* ldifsearch (in comparison of server tool ldifsearch)
    * Usage: ldifsearch  {options} source [filter] [attributes ...] becomes ldifsearch  {options} source filter [attributes ...]
        * Now we have mandatory filter (consistency with ldapsearch)
    * Added:
        * -A, --typesOnly
        * -l as short option for --timeLimit (in replacement of -t)
        * -t, --wrapColumn (new option to wrap output content (default is no wraping))
        * --outputLDIF (in replacement of --outputFile to be consistent with other sdk tools)
    * Removed:
        * -f, --f {filterFileName} (can be scripted)
        * -l, --ldifFile {ldifFile} (mandatory trailing argument)
        * -O, --overwriteExisting (default sdk behavior)
        * -t for --timeLimit argument (now -t references --timeLimit)
        * -T, --dontWrap (replaced by -t, --wrapColumn)
        * --outputFile (renamed as --outputLDIF to be consistent with other sdk tools)
    * Modifications:
        * -b --baseDN is not anymore multi valued (keep the sdk behavior)
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* ldifsearch (in comparison of sdk tool)
    * Usage: ldifsearch  {options} source [filter] [attributes ...] becomes ldifsearch  {options} source filter [attributes ...]
        * Now we have mandatory filter (consistency with ldapsearch)
    * Added:
        * -t, --wrapColumn (new option to wrap output content (default is no wraping))
    * Removed:
        * -f, --f {filterFileName} (can be scripted)
    * Modifications:
        * -b --baseDN has root DSE default value (copy server behavior)
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* ldifsearch use standard input/output
    * source can be read from standard input (use 'ldifsearch {options} -- - filter [attributes...])
    * If -o is not used (or if '-o ' is used) diffs are written on standard output