Comment out part of the code to try to prevent false positive detection from several anti-virus engines on Windows (and multiproc is not supported on Windows anyway)

The ROOT command line tools (e.g. rootls, rootmkdir, ...) are configured with
a header that tells the script which python to use. In the old approach, what
was written in that header was just the name of the Python binary file in
${PYTHON_EXECUTABLE}, while the path was stripped out. This led to an
issue with the brew installation on MacOs, since ROOT was built with a
python3 installation (3.8 to be more exact) and therefore "python3" was
injected in the header of the command line tools. However, the system
had another python3 installation (3.7), which was the one executed
when just running "python3". This caused that the command line tools
ran with a different python installation than the one ROOT was built
with, and this led to a crash (ROOT-10720).

This commit solves the issue by injecting the full path to the
(highest) python ROOT was built with in the header of the
command line tools.

Such includes should not be accessible in the user codes

Try to exclude as much as possible ${CMAKE_BUILD_DIR)/include from includes paths.
By this one much better control library dependencies - includes from other ROOT libraries not "visible" during the build.

Several generated files placed first to ${CMAKE_BUILD_DIR)/ginclude and then copied to include.

Dictionary generation still uses only ${CMAKE_BUILD_DIR)/include

Co-authored-by: Axel Naumann <Axel.Naumann@cern.ch>

Fix for https://sft.its.cern.ch/jira/browse/ROOT-10654 and https://sft.its.cern.ch/jira/browse/ROOT-10599

rootcling writes dependency information which is never read/used when
loading the rdict file.

When copy many files, list should be deleted at the end

add extra static paths to JSROOT scripts

use such static location of JSROOT scripts

release notes aboud offline usage

One has to provide ip address for server binding 
using `root --notebook --ip=<hostaddr>` argument

Thus root --notebook --ip=hostname will ends up calling:

jupyter notebook --ip=hostname

Use these arguments to re-assign ip address where bind notebook server.
Current notebook version may fail trying assign it too all available ips

We should not expect users to know when is the best time to enable
autoloading in the interpreter.

PyConfig contains an option IgnoreCommandLineOptions which can
be used not to pass to the PyROOTApplication the command line
arguments of the Python script. Instead of setting sys.argv
to [] manually, the aforementioned option can be used to
silence a Davix warning.

In core/zip/inc/Compression.h was introduced RCompressionSetting class with set of enumerated classes for compression level, compression algorithm and default compression settings