I used to patch camlidl and put it in my local opam repo, by that was a terrible idea.

Add a CI pipeline

Basically, I have added the missing fields

I migth change the operator priority later on.

also, add -I/usr/local/include/ in CCOpt oasis rules for packages
that depend on gmp, as darwin can not find headers in this dir
(bouh).  There is probably a better way to turn arouns that, but...

It was avoiding to override the file somefile.rif by creating a
somefile-i.rif; but practice, it appears to be very cumbersome.

Print the seed when used from a RdbgPlugin

Rework the lutin tutorial.

I'm pretty sure this used to be supported. Why did I remove it?
unfortunately, the ne.ml file was not tracked by git (and by mistake)
at this time.

also, begin to replace lurettetop by rdbg -lurette in tests

- fix the column number (was the char number in the file)
- fix the depth of exit events

+ fix the test breaks caused by previous commits (seed)

Also, install the manual in the lib install directory.

Indeed, "opam install camlidl" does put dllcamlidl.so into stublibs.

also, rename call-via-socket.ml inti call_via_socket.ml to avoid ocaml warning.

just a commit to increment the version number to make sure it works

Really, it is the job of lutin to set the seed.

Also, unplug the "calling lutin from lustre and C" tests, as they are
actually broken since the move to oasis/ocamlbuild.

There is still one problem: the rdbg and the lurette mode do not
generated the same sequence. The event number is the same. The
sequence of Random.init (performed when the event number is
incremented) is exactly the same too. Weird.

Note that this divergence is a regression

Also correct a lot of bugs.

Indeed, this module was not tested when I initially wrote it, because
of the sig faults pbs.

Not that it is still not working properly, as the CPS transformation
breaks Pascal's way of handling Lutin choice points backtracking, that
is based on ocaml exception. Indeed consider this exemple:

try
   call_to_a_func_that_traverse_the_lutin_FT ()
with Deadlock _ ->
   the_backtrack code

now, if call_to_a_func_that_traverse_the_lutin_FT returns an event,
the ocaml try is deleted !!!