@WIP Fixed bug where processing occurs on invalid objects #1
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Because the processors were called on assignment, instead of during saving,
the validations could never work correctly. This is because the built in
validations use the values in the db columns to operate. However, since these
are populated on assignment, the validations cannot run before the processors
run. Moreover, any other type of validation not dependent on the db columns
also cannot run, because the processors are called on assignment. The
processors should be called during save which allows for validations to occur.
Fixed tests that assert the incorrect behavior
Closes Post processing callbacks are run on invalid attachments. thoughtbot/paperclip#2462, Closes Conflict between README and Wiki on Post Processing. thoughtbot/paperclip#2321, Closes
contradictory wiki / readme about preprocessing invalid too-large files thoughtbot/paperclip#2236, Closes after_post_process is run even if validations fail thoughtbot/paperclip#2178,
Closes Failing validations don't prevent post_processing callbacks thoughtbot/paperclip#1960, Closes DRAFT toward fixing after_post_process is run even if validations fail thoughtbot/paperclip#2204