Feat(rule mail collector): add criterion for quarantine released

[Rom1-B]

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Description

• It fixes !36253
• Here is a brief description of what this PR does

When an email is quarantined by Microsoft and then released by an admin, GLPI considers it as an automated email and blocks it using the default rule:

This PR adds a criterion to the default rule to identify that an email has been released from quarantine by modifying the rule as follows:

However, since this criterion is specific to Microsoft, the default rule is not modified. Users must add it manually if needed.

[trasher]

This probably requires a test case

[trasher]

I've reverted the change in src/RuleMailCollector.php (then ran db:install), tests are still green. I'd expect they fail, should'nt they?

[Rom1-B]

I've reverted the change in src/RuleMailCollector.php (then ran db:install), tests are still green. I'd expect they fail, should'nt they?

In src/RuleMailCollector.php, it's just the list of criteria that can be added from the interface, but in fact nothing blocks rules using an unlisted criterion. My test checks the behaviour of the rule, but not whether or not the criterion is available in the interface. Should we add a block of this kind?

[cedric-anne]

Maybe it could be possible to pass all headers in a _headers to the input in the RuleMailCollectorCollection::prepareInputDataForProcess() method, add a _headers criterion, and adapt the RuleCriteria::match() method to handle array of values in the different pattern types.

[cedric-anne]

Maybe this would be more precise:

Suggested change

	'name' => __('Full email headers'),
	'name' => __('Entire email header string'),

@cconard96 What would be the most relevant text here?

[AdrienClairembault]

Just Headers would be fine IMO.

If headers contains XXX then ...