Upgrade ZF components. Zend_Wildfire

[okorshenko]

Description
Upgrade components from ZF1 to ZF2

As a long term goal, we would like to eliminate knowledge about 3rd party libraries from Magento code base. Magento code still can use 3rd party libraries, but they must be wrapped by Magento interfaces and classes (adapters) so that 3rd party libraries can be easily substituted by newest versions or alternative implementations.

Acceptance Criteria

1. Magento interfaces are defined and can be used instead of ZF1 classes in Magento code
2. Default implementations for new interfaces are defined and configured as the preferences for new interfaces
3. Client code of the ZF1 components is refactored to use Magento interfaces
4. Zend classes are used as private services in Magento adapters
5. Backward compatibility is preserved
6. ZF1 components are updated to ZF2

List of the components

#	Component Name (total usages count)	Module Name	Usages Count
1	Zend_Wildfire (total: 3)	Framework\Profiler	3

[SolsWebdesign]

Zend_Wildfire was deprecated from ZendFramework 2.0 :
http://zend-framework-community.634137.n4.nabble.com/Zend-Framework-2-0-0RC1-Released-td4655931.html
states that:

• Removed Zend\Wildfire, as its API was specific to ZF1, and because we can easily leverage FirePHP at this time.

parts of the FirePHP can be found in Zend\Log\Writer e.g. vendor\zendframework\zend-log\src\Writer\FirePhp.php
in the current Magento\Framework\Profiler\Driver\Standard\Output\Firebug.php
there are 3 usages :
Zend_Wildfire_Channel_HttpHeaders
Zend_Wildfire_Plugin_FirePhp_TableMessage
Zend_Wildfire_Plugin_FirePhp
of which the first two don't really have any alternatives at the moment. One could use the original FirePHP library instead and include it like suggested here (http://stackoverflow.com/questions/13727592/using-firephp-with-zend-framework-2) but to be honest the FirePHP library is really outdated and does not work with the latest Firefox anymore.

[magento-team]

Internal ticket to track issue progress: MAGETWO-69157