* ref(RTC): store remote tracks in peer TPC

In order to implement P2P <-> JVB connection switching we need to
be able to associate remote tracks with the TraceablePeerConnections.

* feat(ChatRoom): multiple presence handlers

Add support for more than 1 presence handler per tag name.

* feat(JitsiLocalTrack): update stored MSID

* ref(stats): add peer connection arg to BYTE_SENT_STATS

Required to store local SSRCs in TraceablePeerConnection.

* ref: change local SSRCs strategy

* fix: generate recvonly SSRC if 0 video tracks

Video SSRC has to be generated for the recvonly stream if there are no
video tracks in the PeerConnection.

* feat: add "attach" and "detach" methods

* feat(jitsi tracks): improve logging

Adds toString methods and improve log messages around local and remote
tracks.

* ref(modify SSRCs): optimisations + fixes

- adds _doRenegotiate to JingleSessionPC that wraps some of
  the duplicated logic
- fixes problems with attach/detach
- renames methods to reflect what that they really do (operate on
  JitsiTrack rather than streams)

* ref(JingleSessionPC): remove duplication

Extracts common code for the 'modificationQueue' execution

* ref(VideoMuteSdpHack): rename, add docs, fix minor

Renames, adds docs and moves 'modified' flag and media direction
modification.

* ref(TPC): add 'isSimulcastOn'

* ref(MungeLocalSdp): move to RTC module

* ref: move "ufrag" events to the RTC module

* ref(JitsiConference): use promises for mute

* feat(XMPPEvents): add CONNECTION_ESTABLISHED

* feat: add peer to peer

* fix(P2P): deal with everyone's a moderator + fixes

* feat(P2P): implement "backToP2PDelay"

* fix(TPC): crash on FF accessing LD/RD

Firefox return null/undefined for localDescription/remoteDescription
objects if they have not been set yet, while Chrome does return empty
object instead. This commit makes the behaviour consistent by making
sure that at least empty object is returned for all browsers.

* fix(TPC): replace isFirefox with feature

* fix(JSPC): fix renegotiate crash on FF

FF does not allow to call 'createAnswer' in 'have-local-offer' state

* fix(JSPC): fix addIceCandidate crash on FF

* doc(JitsiConference): fix outdated comment

To be squashed with "ref(ChatRoom): remove unnecessary JingleSessionPC dependency"

* style(JitsiConference): rename arg to "jingleSession"

* feat(stats): add 'p2p' to 'transport'

The new p2p field will inform whether the transport comes from the peer
to peer type of connection or not.

* doc(TPC): describe local maps

* fix(P2P): multiplex between JVB and P2P ICE status

Will make sure that when in P2P mode the conference will be updated
with the ICE state coming from P2P and when in the JVB mode will get
the JVB one.

* doc(TPC): fixes docs and adds FIXME

* ref: use 'doesVideoMuteByStreamRemove'

* feat(P2P): stop P2P when ICE enters FAILED

The conference will switch back to the JVB connection when P2P
connection breaks (ICE enters failed state).

* feat(P2P): "connectivity-error" for ICE failed

Will use "connectivity-error" reason element name when ending P2P
session due to ICE failure.

* feat(xmpp): make P2P Stun servers configurable

STUN servers used in the P2P connection can be configured through
"p2pStunServers" option.

* ref(JitsiConference): use 'getActivePeerConnection'

* fix(P2P): re-create 'dtmfManager'

* ref(P2P): deal with ICE "completed" state

* ref(RTC): rename "owner" to "ownerEndpointId"

* fix(MungeLocalSdp): fix directions

* ref(ParticipantConnectionStatus): use for..of and () =>

* remove double 'l'

* ref: fix ESLint errors

* fix(MungeLocalSdp): adopt to new SdpTransformerUtil

* ref(MungeLocalSdp): use for .. of

* ref(SdpTransformUtil): remove "forEachSSRCAttr"

* fix(SDPDiffer): fix invalid "arrayEquals" call

* doc(MungeLocalSdp): add fixme

* fix(P2PEnabledConference): JVB tracks not added

* ref(JitsiConference): doc + rename mute methods

* ref(JitsiConference): adjust log level

* fix(JitsiConference): remove invalid eslint comments

Some mistake during rebase merge

* doc(JitsiConference): add FIXME

* ref(JitsiConferenceEventManager): stick to "tpc"

* ref(JitsiLocalTrack): use Set for "peerConnections"

* ref(JitsiLocalTrack): simplify expression

* ref(MungeLocalSdp): style + doc fixes

* ref: rename MungeLocalSdp to LocalSdpMunger

* ref(ParticipantConn..Status): rename method

* ref(SignalingLayerImpl): use Map and =>

* fix(strophe.jingle.js): minor style fixes + rename

* doc(XMPPEvents): typo

* doc(P2PEnabledConference): typo and style

* ref(P2PEnabledConference): rename methods

* ref(P2PEnabledConference): do not use "window"

* fix(P2PEnabledConference): cleanup deferred task

* ref(TPC): make options the last arg

* ref(TPC): use Map

* ref(TPC): syntax and other fixes...

* doc(ChatRoom): remove comment

* ref: remove P2PEnabledConference

* fix: remove JSUtil.js

* ref(LocalSdpMunger): re-use 'RtxModifier'

Reuses RtxModifier for injecting local RTX SSRCs as part of
the LocalSdpMunger logic.

* doc(LocalSdpMunger): remove confusing FIXME

* fix(TPC): setLocalDescription for FF

* fix(LocalSdpMunger): crash on react-native

* fix(JingleSessionPC): no events when ended

The instance once terminated should not emit connection state events.

* fix(P2P): do not start P2P on react-native

* fix: log meaningful error

Prior to this change you would see something like:
JitsiConference <error>: null

* fix(JingleSessionPC): no IQs once ended

* fix(JingleSessionPC): Jingle error logging

* fix: arguments order

* fix: make audio SSRC consistent

Audio SSRC needs to stay consistent between detach and attach operations
in order to avoid source-remove/source-add.

* fix(P2P): disable P2P on FF

There are problems with going back from P2P to JVB in FireFox. Other
participants will not see FF video. Looks like something related to
detach/attach.

* fix(JitsiConference): attach local tracks

Local tracks should be attached back to the JVB connection only
if the P2P was established.

* ref(JitsiConference): PR review fixes

ref(JitsiConference): else if

ref(JitsiConference): use getter

doc(JitsiConference): add comment

style(JitsiConference): remove extra line

log(JitsiConference): misleading msg

ref(JitsiConference): rename method

* ref(RTC): del _iteratePeerConnections

* ref: move getUfrag to SDPUtil

* fix(LocalSdpMunger): docs and if check

* fix(TPC): docs and typo

* ref(JingleSessionPC): PR review fixes

ref(JingleSessionPC): rename 'candidates'

ref(JitsiConference): remove extra check

ref(JitsiConference): rename isP2PEstablished

ref(JitsiConference): rename field (typo)

* doc(JitsiConferenceEventManager): typo

* ref(JitsiLocalTrack): rename var

* ref(JitsiConference): PR review fixes

ref(JitsiConference): rename var

doc(JitsiConference): add comment

doc(JitsiConference): add comment

doc(JitsiConference): fix comment

ref(JitsiConference): rename listener

ref(JitsiConference): rename var

* doc(RTC): remove duplicated arg description

doc(RTC): fill docs

* doc(SignalingLayerImpl): remove fixed FIXME

* ref(strophe.jingle.js): remove comment and break line

* style(TPC): formatting

doc(TPC): add FIXME

ref(TPC): remove unused code

doc(TPC): add docs

* doc(JingleSessionPC): mark "send" methods private

style(JingleSessionPC): extra lines

Our JSHint configuration is not extensive and we have excluded multiple
files from linting. Additionally, we have seen JSHint to be unable to
parse newer ECMAScript features such as the object spread operator
(proposal).

On the other hand, we have seen ESLint to beautifully work on React and
React Native source code in addition to ES2015 and later. Introduce
ESLint alongside JSHint as an intermediate step to eventually switching
from JSHint to ESLint.

As our source code does not fully follow even the JSHint rules we have,
it is very difficult to introduce ESLint with many rules. At the
beginning, introduce it with as little rules as possible. Morever,
ESLint is able to automatically fix certain rule offenders so once we
have ESLint merged we can incrementally add new rules while keeping our
commits' modification on as little subjects as possible.

Moves render time calculations in the library.

Since React Native doesn't have HTML elements, depend on HTML element
properties and don't necessarily depend on them being properties on
actual HTML elements but rather assume plain JavaScript objects.