This plugin should complement cal-noosfere.

Issues in cal-noosfere:
1 Cal-noosfere CANNOT wipe out a new metadata empty field
  example: if a previous metadata source download, from anywhere, did set the series
  to "something", and noosfere metadata source finds NO series,
  then calibre will NOT wipe out the series field.
2 A book may exist under several volumes... Each may differ because of a re-edition
  by the same or by a different editor... it may even be part of one or several anthology
  with possibly a different author and/or title and/or ISBN. I made some choice but this
  may NOT be the best fit. Solution is to manually go to the book page and chose the best
  volume by setting the nsfr_id, and restarting cal-noosfere metadata source plugin.
3 Cal-noosfere does not allow modifying customized column, but allows overloading the
  publisher field with the collection and the index of the collection.
  It, then, becomes necessary to split this info in custom columns.

Intentions:
1 Provide some pre-processing by wiping out some fields, set nsfr_id to the new desired volume.
2 Provide some post-processing by splitting and setting the information where it needs to go.

Remark: I just NOT a professional developer... This is more like a hobby to learn about python...
If I succeed, fine... read: no commitment. :-)

Used as a base for this the experience gathered during a failing attempt to go interactive
from within cal-noosfere metadata source plugin.

Worked on a spawned WebEngineView and added a second unique toolbar... (great PyQt5 experience,
A little bit like fighting mud... you see nothing clearly, find lots of examples, find many docs
that looks contradictory till you grasp something that invalidate what you though you
understood... anyway, it is still fun for a hobby :-)... I do think sometimes that Mickey mouse
programming or assembler is easier... )

Spawned process seems to work fine for both data in and data out...

Added a class to allow for a search bar that could be hidden when  not in use... This implied
creating a signal... that makes calibre to crash before control is passed to remote main...
I guess I hit a bug or some undocumented restriction...

Added some code to fill the noosfere form (was a lot easier than expected)

Implemented a logging class and redirected output to a log file for the detached
process web_main.py, now I can see what is wrong and correct it.

version(0.0.5) is submitted for testing
