Release notes for Episerver updates

Steps to reproduce:

• Create a form that contains a Rich text element.
• Cut that element under For This Form folder and paste it into another folder.
• View the page that contains the form.

Expected result:
The page shows the form without any problems.

Actual result:
A NullReferenceException has been thrown.

CleanupPartialSubmissions() incorrectly collects and removes both partial AND finalized submissions.

The default controller can be overridden by editing the default coreController="/EPiServer.Forms/DataSubmit". This does not apply to the Hidden visitor profiling regarding the GetGeoData() method from the controller, since the URL used for calling that is hardcoded in the client resource javascript (EPiServerForms.js). A fix should be made here to get control of the GetGeoData and to be able to really customize the functionality.

Steps to reproduce:

1. Create a form with 2 elements and make the second element show if the condition is met on the first element.
2. Export the page with the form to a file.
3. Change the name of the first element in the form.
4. Import the form without updating existing content.
5. Go to the dependencies tab in the second element of the imported form.
6. The dependency has a crisscrossed background and the name of the dependent form element is the name of the changed element from the first form. 

Expected result:

Form field dependencies should work.

Actual result:

Dependencies for form elements do not get imported correctly and do not work. In the Dependencies tab in the imported form, the second text element's dependency points to the first text element in the original form.

Submitted form events have been updated to support doing asynchronous calls before submitting data.

The ExpiredFormSubmissionRemoveJob loads all existing forms before performing a delete action on expired forms. This may cause performance issues if there are a lot of submitted forms.

Previously, custom FormContainers that used ChoiceItemWithSelection could fail during submit when the validate method did not return a value. The method now always returns a value.

jQuery version on Forms upgraded to 3.5.1.

The problem is when generating a report specificly the call

https://www.abc.se/EPiServer/EPiServer.Forms.UI/DataExporting/PrepareExport

It saves the file to the disk using Path.GetTempPath() eg the systems temp path. That means that the callback in a non sticky load balanced enviroment most likely will hit another instance when trying to get the file.

A good option for where to save it is in the blob storage if there is one configured.

In order to use Azure blob storate
1. Add config to web.config

<episerver.framework>
  <blob defaultProvider="azureblobs">
      <providers>
        <add name="azureblobs" type="EPiServer.Azure.Blobs.AzureBlobProvider,EPiServer.Azure"
              connectionStringName="EPiServerAzureBlobs" container="mycontainer"/>
      </providers>
  </blob>
...

2. In Forms.config add setting to use the provider

<episerverforms dataExportBlobProviderName="azureblobs">

When a visitor enters rich text in the place of a placeholder in multi-step forms, the entered text is usually displayed in the next step of the form. In some cases, this can cause performance issues. Select Disable placeholders replacement in the Settings tab of rich-text form elements to not display entered text in the following step. Instead, the default placeholder text will be displayed.