For some loans, the rate is not available even when the loans is still
active.

Closes: 14627@zendesk

Some users could not log in via weboob despite the use of correct credentials.
The parameter '_charset_'='cp1252' (or 'windows-1252') is indispensable when the password contains some specific characters.
It was missing and we add it.

A strange error occured.
During a transfer, an error was raised, coming from a part of the code made to add recipients.
It happened, because a user failed to add it.
Then weboob took back the old session to try to make a transfer.

We need to avoid using a corrupted session.
The `need_clear_storage` browser attribute already existing, I now use it
to be sure that, while raising an error during the addition of a
recipient, the state si cleared out.

Closes: 52319@sibi

Closes: 47693@sibi

When this error happens (LGON004), the website ask the user to input its
card informations and reset its password.

Closes: 14755@zendesk 14745@zendesk

This avoids account.form expiration because we were fetching all accounts
(Regular, Wealth & Loans) whereas we only need regular accounts for
iter_history.

Closes: 13396@zendesk, 14271@zendesk, 14415@zendesk, 14425@zendesk

* a button text changed from 'Je valide' to 'Valider'
* the form filling the transfer changed regarding the differed
transfers. The date is now only one input.

Closes: 52921@sibi

When session had multiple CTX cookies, the get_profile was going in the
first `if` to delete other CTX cookies but the profile.name was not set.

Closes: 52406@sibi

The typing enables correct fecthing on its investments on the Predica
space.

Closes: 14908@zendesk

Some account pages do not have 'Synthèse des comptes', for example when
we switch from one space the another, it happens that we have 'Choix du
périmètre' instead. The warning is therefore not required anymore.

In addition to UnicodeDecodeError, we can also encounter
UnicodeEncodeError, so we must handle both.
This can be done with UnicodeError.

Closes: 14748@zendesk

There were some bugs for some cragr connections using this submodule,
some values were missing (unit_price, unit_value...) so I added some
necessary default=NotAvailable.
I also cleared some parts of the code as mush as I could.

Closes: 14604@zendesk, 49958@sibi

The vdate changes depending on the moment of the day (only time, no date
on the morning). Since Investment.vdate is rarely scraped and not that
important, it is better not to fetch at all than let the module bug all
the time.

Some transactions were at the end of the transactions list because of
the sort done on the value date. That caused some of the last transactions
 to be wrongfully deleted.

Closes: 14397@zendesk

The transactions were not in order, so the synchronization was not done because the correspondence
is done only on the top of the transactions.
Fortunately in this case, the site here presents all transactions on one page,
so no need for redirect.

14303@zendesk

The page which was loaded in some cases to get the ISIN has changed,
now it's an empty page with a javascript redirection. The url in the js
script contains the ISIN.

Closes: 14621@zendesk

Can't find any connection on old website

The regex on owner_name didn't handle names without space.

Closes: 14650@zendesk 14777@zendesk 49885@sibi

The latin-1 encoding does not handle the `€` symbol.
Replacing it by latin-15.

Closes: 31920@sibi

some data are not in same dict, and we have to rebuild it properly

Closes: 51033@sibi

BoursePage inherits from LCL BoursePage, which require a param name after dad32fcd.

Closes: 14739@zendesk

Closes: 47331@sibi 13988@zendesk 13716@zendesk

Login has changed on the website.
There is another way to retrieve accounts on the website that is better
to parse than the previous one that accessed index directly from an
array.

Closes: 14720@zendesk 14732@zendesk 14734@zendesk

BoursePage inherits from LCL BoursePage, which require a param
`name` after dad32fcd1801b5462f4da6372dcee73203b19af0.

Closes: 51220@sibi

List-comprehension iteration variables used the same names as
non-comprehension variables, triggering py3 compat. The code worked
but looked shitty anyway.