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always include ProgressNode.hh so the progress macros are properly defined even if PROGRESS_ON is not defined

Allow the ~() of StopWatchSession() to throw to prevent Progress::Context::abort(), which can be potentially called by DEB_line(), from terminating.

Prevent Progress::Context::abort() from throwing if we are in stack unwinding. This prevents abort() from terminating the application if we are already handling another exception and abort() is called inside a destructor.

Add an new Test::Checksum level L_STABLE, which is more selective than L_PRIME and is reserved for checksums that should not affected by platform differences, build configurations, and randomized testing. Promote Checksum::Condition to L_STABLE.

Replace thread_local with a new macro BASE_THREAD_LOCAL. Set this macro to selectively disable thread_local on platforms that don't support it correctly, e.g., Xcode < 8, and gcc < 4.8.3. Progress now uses BASE_THREAD_LOCAL instead of thread_local.

Disable thread_local used in Progress on OS X if Xcode does not support it, since Xcode 7 does not. Progress::Context in turn becomes a static global variable.

Add Progress:Context::set_abort_allowed() which provides a control to turn on/off the abort functionality. Disable the control by default. Add PROGRESS_ALLOW_ABORT to enable abort in a scope. This allows the operation to turn on abort processing only inside exception-handled scopes.

Simplify Progress::Context and Progress::Node and adapt for use in asynchronous tracking and abort requests.

Add Progress::Context to consolidate functionality related to the Progress tracking and aborting features.

Add "aborting" flag to Node to handle cases where the PROGRESS_ABORTED exception is thrown while IPOPT is being executed. Add some extra debugging to the Progress::TrackFunction.

Add tick number counter in Progress::Node. Add Progress::Node track function pointer type. Define the thread-local track function and active node pointers.

Add Progress::Node and support functionality. namespace Progress contains symbols used to track operational progress and facilitate interrupt.

Test::Checksum::Difference now differentiates between complete failure/success and the less important regression/improvement.