* Applies to cli/netconf/restconf/client-api code
* Previous behaviour:
* Close socket after each rpc, but now keeps the socket open until the client terminates
* Kept locks over socket life-cycle, but according to RFC 6241 7.5 a lock should be relaeased when session ends
* New clixon-lib@2020-12-30.yang revision
* Added callback to process-control RPC feature in clixon-lib.yang to manage processes
* Changed behavior of starting restconf internally using `CLICON_BACKEND_RESTCONF_PROCESS` monitoring changes in enable flag, not only the RPC.
* Changed: RPC process-control output parameter status to pid
* This is an alternative to manage a clixon daemon via sudtemd, containerd or other
* One important special case is starting the clixon-restconf daemon internally
* This is how it works:
* Register a process via `clixon_process_register(h, name, namespace, argv, argc)`
* Use process-control RPC defined in clixon-lib.yang to start/stop/restart or query status on that process
* Example code in the main example
* A new configuration option `CLICON_CONFIGDIR` has been added for loading of extra config files
* If not given, only the main configfile is loaded.
* If given, and if the directory exists, the files in this directory will be loaded alphabetically AFTER the main config file in the following way:
* leaf values are overwritten
* leaf-list values are appended
* You can override file setting with `-E <dir>` command-line option.
* New clixon-config@2020-10-01.yang revision
* Added option for configuration directory: `CLICON_CONFIGDIR`
* Only requests on the form: `<rpc xmlns="urn:ietf:params:xml:ns:netconf:base:1.0"><edit-config>...` will be accepted
* All replies will be on the form: `<rpc-reply xmlns="urn:ietf:params:xml:ns:netconf:base:1.0">...`
* Requests such as: `<rpc><edit-config>...` will not be accepted.
* You can revert this behaviour (to clixon pre-4.6 behaviour) by enabling `CLICON_NAMESPACE_NETCONF_DEFAULT`
* This API change is a consequence of: [copy-config's RPC cxobj parameter does not contain namespace #131](https://github.com/clicon/clixon/issues/131)
* NACM recovery user session is now properly enforced. This means that if `CLICON_NACM_CREDENTIALS` is `except` (default), then a specific `CLICON_NACM_RECOVERY_USER` can make any edits and bypass NACM rules.
* If a default value is replaced by an actual value, RESTCONF return values have changed from `204 No Content` to `201 Created`
* clixon-config.yang: Removed default valude of CLICON_NACM_RECOVERY_USER
* Enforcing RFC 7950 Sec 7.6.1 means unassigned top-level leafs (or leafs under non-presence containers) are assigned default values.
* NACM default behaviour is read-only (empty configs are dead-lockedd)
* This applies if NACM is loaded and `CLICON_NACM_MODE` is `internal`
* Fixed: [default values don't show up in datastores #111](https://github.com/clicon/clixon/issues/111)
* Changed commit lock error tag from "lock denied" to "in-use".
* Changed unlock error message from "lock is already held" to #lock not active" or "lock held by other session".
* Fixed [lock candidate succeeded even though it is modified #110](https://github.com/clicon/clixon/issues/110)
1. Added #ifdef extern "C" to public header files.
2. Changed variables that are key words in c++, to different names (like ns instead of namespace).
3. Changed char* to const char* for constant strings.
