excluded some more assert-like exceptions from coverage report and changed one into an actual assert

reduced the timeout for stall detection of testable mode to 1s, which should be perfectly long enough

refactored a type if-then-else monster into a for_each loop and exlcuded a pure cout function from the converage report

- clarified some comments

Proper implementation of move constructors and move assignment operators for all module types (including tests for the assignment operator)

Fixed a bug that sometimes variables were read (resp. written) in groups despite they were outputs (resp. inputs). This was happening with device variables since they are bi-directional. Now no longer the information from the accessor is used whether this variable is readable or writeable, but the information from the VariableNetworkNode which direction this variable should have.

fixed connectTo() so it now uses the dynamic/virtual model and thus obeys e.g. eliminated hierarchies etc.

Make Module::connectTo() no longer a template, since a virtual function can anyway not be overridden with a different return type... (c.f. the comment in the deleted code)

- removed the no-longer-necessary optional argument of findTag() - use flatten() instead

obey the eliminate hierarchy flag when using the () and [] operators of modules (and thus also when using connectTo())

Fixed some more problems with the move sematics of EntityOwner/Module. Re-registration at the owner was missing and some things were done in the wrong place. Also the move assignment is now back again.

put the move constructor and move assignment-operator into the EntitiOwner base-class and inherit them

introduced a ModuleGroup (grouping ApplicationModules and other ModuleGroups) and enforced a proper hierarchy of modules to exclude that an ApplicationModule can own (directly or indirectly) another ApplicationModule

allow determining a fully qualified name for application variables (i.e. including qualified name of owning module)

made Module::connectTo() compile-time polymorphic, to allow special modules with operator() returning a different type.