pass courseDetails to editImageModal

Moved the ID used in the google-site-verification meta tag to settings

Add VNC info to platform testing docs

EDUCATOR-2658: Adds retire_user to CreditRequest.

Reshard python unittests

Moved the ID string used in the google-site-verification meta tag to settings so that it can be overridden from site_configuration.

emit ga events for user entitlement session actions

Bump studio-frontend to v1.9.4 and fix bokchoy

EDUCATOR-2703: adds user retirement to OAuth2 tables

add base factory into textbooks factory

EDUCATOR-2689: retire ManualEnrollmentAudit

React code (in jsx files) was not being extracted at all. Fixed this
by updating to edx-i18n-tools 0.4.5.

Also, template literals (feature of es2015) don't work well with
gettext at all. So convert those instances to HtmlUtils or
StringUtils interpolation calls.

FEDX-505

Silence deprecation warnings

Upgrade Django to 1.11.13

EDUCATOR-2690 bugfix

https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.11/releases/1.10/#using-user-is-authenticated-and-user-is-anonymous-as-methods

LEARNER 4717: Call Retirement API from Delete Button

Reduce rate limit for enrollment api

Add simulate_publish management command.

LEARNER-5101: The current rate limit was adjusted to be
very high for staff users to account for excessive calls
from the ecommerce service. The ecommerce service has
been updated to not make these calls. This commit intends
to adjust the rate limit to it's original state before the
excessive calls.

Stop doing pointless things

make password history retirable

Create deletion method for the PendingNameChange model to comply with GDPR

Prior to this commit, any apps that update their data when courses are
published had to create their own management commands for bootstrapping
or error recovery (e.g. generate_course_overviews,
generate_course_blocks). This is a management command to allow us to
generically simulate a course_publish signal so that any async tasks
that trigger actions off of that can do so without having to each write
their own management commands.

It has a few options to make it more ops friendly:

* Can specify a set of courses, but defaults to all courses in the
  modulestore.
* Can specify a set of listeners, so we can bootstrap a new app without
  rebuilding everything.
* Can specify a delay between emitting signals so that we don't flood
  the queues and block author-initiated publishes from going through in
  a timely manner.
* Dry-run mode for a simple preview of what the script will attempt.