This commit partially undo the access policy checks for the
GraphQL endpoints, until we find a better story to correlate
the `user_id` we sometimes receive with the info from the
`AuthenticatedUser`.

This commit partially undo the access policy checks for the
GraphQL endpoints, until we find a better story to correlate
the `user_id` we sometimes receive with the info from the
`AuthenticatedUser`.

It can be used to "bolt-on" policy checking into Servant API routes.

This fixes commit 5d5300cd which
automatically changed all 'return' to 'pure' in our code, resulting in
broken SQL etc.

The issue was that when search was performed, the initial table didn't
have an archive ready and so first commit resulted in some errors on
the frontend. This fix performs the commit after flow is finished.

This commit also uses a temporary fork of boolexpr.
It allows to parse certain terms like "Niki" without choking.

We now require CoreNLP listening on port :9000. We will have to find
a way to spin that up in CI as well.

This commit refactors the codebase to add a new function called
`addDocumentsToHyperCorpus` which generalises the common pattern of
calling `insertMasterDocs` and later adding the documents via the DB
`Doc` functions.

It also "lowers" some functions to run into a plain `DBCmd`.

Fixes #258

This commit fixes the issue of the "empty Ngrams". The culprit was a bug
in the `arxiv-api` package, which was fixed by:

gargantext/crawlers/arxiv-api!2 (commits)

In a nutshell, due to the fact the relevant `Conduit` was never
completing, it was blocking the `flow` function, which was endlessly
waiting for the last part of the results to arrive.

Hence we were never calling the `flowCorpusUser`, which is the function
responsible for generating the Ngrams.