Redo Conditional Formatting for #461

[WoozyG]

between POI updates and this new attempt at pushing my local conditional
formatting work, I have much more properly supported. Note however I've identified at least one POI regression (which I apparently introduced), noted below.

Curious to see how the automated tests run for this, looks good on my end.

Now, cells where a conditional rule applies, and that rule has a number
format different than the original cell format, display using the
conditional format.

Also addresses the list of issues identified in bug #461 and bug #651. This incorporates work done in #640 but never finished and merged.

Having this in Spreadsheet master means I can next send a PR for bug
#529, adding support for table styles, both built-in and custom themed.

The Excel official sample file showing how to use conditional
formatting, which is included in the unit tests, now passes for more
sheets. I see excellent equivalence except for:

Features Spreadsheet doesn't support yet:

• icon sets (sheet Quarters, Bike Rating, FY Months, Regional Sales)
• data bars (Mountains)
• gradients (Category Sales)

Likely POI bugs in conditional formatting evaluation when rule formulas
have relative cell references (I can reproduce the first few I tried in
POI unit tests):

• something goes wrong with styles on Compare to Totals. This works on older POI versions, so I broke it in 4.0 somehow. I'll fix it. We are probably about to a patch release there anyway. Then Spreadsheet 3.0 can use the patched POI as its base version.

• Style not updating when values change to match conditional rules on
  Products3

• all rows show as matching on Customers2, instead of only unique rows.
  Could be a formula evaluation bug, or Conditional Formatting evaluation
  bug.

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[WoozyG]

Yes, these 3 sheets are all the same bug, due to a math error I made in POI.

I've fixed POI bug #63264 in trunk. It will be fixed in the next dot release. Don't have a date for that yet, but if Vaadin wants it, I can start the process to get one out in the next few weeks.

[WoozyG]

There will be a new POI release, 4.1, in the next couple weeks. We should take that. It includes my fixes for conditional formatting, my implementation of SUBTOTAL() variations that skip hidden rows, which trips up a lot of sample workbooks, and maybe most important, some fixes for working with POI in deployment environments with JDK 9+. Those are mostly in the underlying XMLBeans project POI has taken over, which is what is used to parse and manipulate the OOXML in XLSX files.

I think I'll be the release manager for that, so I'll update this PR with a dependency update when it is publicly available.

[WoozyG]

Released POI 4.1.0, will be available in the next day or two. At that point I'll commit a dependency update and we'll see where we are with these changes.

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