Create, view and edit project

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An project is a WordPress object referring to a Weblate project hosted on Weblate instance.

See #2 for managing projects.

A registered Weblate project is composed of:

• an instance: the instance this project is part of (drop-down list)
• a project name: the name to be used inside WordPress (prefilled with the name of the Weblate project)
• the Weblate project slug: refer to the Weblate project's slug for internal used only
• API tokens: list of API tokens each assigned to permissions (create, read, update, delete): to be able to make authenticated requests with different users. Permissions are listed as check-boxes.
• component naming rule: to generate the default name of a new Weblate component into this project

Component name generation rule is some text that can contains tag: a predefined text that will be replaced by a value:

• %site_title%: name of the WordPress website
• %post_type%: post type of the element (post, page, term...)
• %post_title%: title of the element

Example: %post_type% - %post_title% will generate the component name post - Hello world! for a post titled Hello world!.

Once a project is registered, the administrator can select every Weblate component it wants to use for translating the website. To do this, each Weblate component is listed with a checkbox Use this component for translating. This will create if necessary when saving the project a WordPress component object for any Weblate component "used for translating" (see #3).