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Those KCMs are not loaded externally, only in the internal settings
view.

Considering that the KCMMultiDialog has no overload for a KCModule* we
can just use the class which is used in case kleopatra is builded without KCMUtils.

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Re-order the labels for correct tab order.

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Note: TextBrowserInteraction is necessary for receiving keyboard focus.

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For example, Kleopatra currently supports the authentication key only for
OpenPGP cards.

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We need to differentiate between the keyRefs for the actual card keys
and the keyRefs of the corresponding OpenPGP keys.

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* Top-align the information text, so that a single line of text is
  properly aligned with the title.
* Check fingerprint instead of grip to check for key.
* Emphasize informational texts.
* Force interpretation of text including user input as plain text to avoid
  problems with HTML, e.g. in user IDs.

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This will allow hiding all widgets related to a key.

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For now only set to hard-coded value for OpenPGP cards because gpg
does not publish this.

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* Check members in their declaration order
* Access members of other directly
* Add missing members

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* Nicely format the fingerprint
* Show user ID(s)
* Remove storage location from tooltip because it's obvious that the
  key is stored on the currently displayed smartcard

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This might lead to unexpected problems during testing
when users delete keys plug out / plug in smartcards etc.
An ldap query for a fingerprint is reasonable to do because
setCard is rarely called and should only be called when a new
card is detected.

They now only show the fingerprint and no longer the
keyref and can be used to copy out the fingerprint.

We do not want to use existing only for files where we encrypt
to, this should be save as and not open as.

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This allows retrieving the fingerprints of OpenPGP keys stored on all
cards, e.g. some PKCS#15 cards.

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Card:
* Parse MANUFACTURER card info value
* Add possibility to set manufacturer (e.g. for old versions of gpg)

OpenPGPCard, P15Card:
* Remove manufacturer
* Remove now obsolete overrides of operator==

ReaderStatus:
* Use fallback for guessing the OpenPGP card manufacturer from the
  serial number, if MANUFACTURER isn't included in card info
* For PKCS#15 cards this fallback isn't necessary

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* Move (after previous commit) basically identical implementation of
  setCardInfo() in all subclasses into the base class.
* Add virtual processCardInfo() to allow subclasses to further process
  card info after it has been parsed.

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This removes duplication in OpenPGPCard and P15Card which both
provide OpenPGP keys.

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