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Which it complains about because we say our prefix is 'gst_validate'
so it should really be GST_VALIDATE_IS_* instead.

Hide the boilerplate defines from g-ir-scanner, it doesn't need
to process them.

Fixes #46

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This reverts commit b73e8161.

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Change gir namespace and symbol prefix from
GstValidate / gst_validate to Gst / gst, same
as we do for other libs like GstVideo etc.

Helps with warnings about GST_IS_VALIDATE_*

Fixes #46, Closes !214

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Looks like a scanner bug.

The endif comments are the wrong way round too, but that's not it.

gst-validate-scenario.c:126: mismatched #endif  /* G_HAVE_GNUC_VARARGS */

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Action will be set_done from the right thread and we will check if the action is done from there

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gst_validate_action_set_done is the place where we should finalize the
action, not in `execute_next`, this way we better handle printing
interlaced action finalization too.

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Sub-actions were really hard to use and conceptually weird. The
implementation was ugly and made the code complex for nothing.

Instead this commit introduces a `foreach` action type which allows
repeating actions passed in an `actions` array the number of time
specified by any `GstIntRange` value defined in the structure or its
`repeat` field.

This commit also makes sure that all action got through
gst_validate_action_set_done upon finalization.

+ Cleanup surrounding code
+ Add tests

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Instead of trying to reuse the same action structure and deal with
that in a complex way, copy the action the required number of times.

And add a simple test

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And never mark a repeat expected reports as repeated

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And use value serialization from GStreamer to convert

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Fixes #53 part 1

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Fix #53 part 2

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The signal callback signature was just wrong and not generic leading to
crash if waiting for any signal that didn't match it. This commit fixes
it.

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Useful in unit tests with very small buffers

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CID 1462652

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CID 1462650

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Fixes CID 1462613

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Fixes CID 1455575

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