Better support for ZIP and other container files

[mesemus]

Description

This PR proposes a way of adding support for preview/extraction of files inside ZIP and other container files.

Terminology:

• File is reserved for files stored in Invenio, such as blah.zip
• Container is a file like ZIP, TAR, HDF5 and others
• Container item denotes a file stored inside a container, such as an image inside a ZIP.

Associated pull requests with implementation of this RFC:

• Rendered markdown of this RFC

• invenio-records-resources - definition of extraction interface, and REST api for container listing and container item extraction

• invenio-previewer which provides the configuration of previewable items inside container files

• invenio-rdm-records which provides the concrete implementation of this API for ZIP archives

• invenio-app-rdm enabled support in the UI for previewing/downloading of container items (files/folders) by creating a new independent zip previewer

Sample repository

A sample repository is available at https://github.com/xsenyaaax/invenio-demo-zip

Current status

Preview of files within the ZIP archive works for all built-in previewers except of IIIF. For images, a simple image previewer might be used.

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[ntarocco]

Very small comment: the config var should start with PREVIEWER_, see here.