I'd used a std::set with a compare function, so that the profiles are always
sorted by name ...etc, but that is wrong, as the Key type in the set is a
QExplicitlySharedDataPointer, if the QESDP is copied, its own address is
going to change, but the address of of the object it's managing (Profile)
is the same, that's why QESDP internally overloads operator== to compare
the address of its d pointer (the one returned by data()).
That meant that multiple QESDP could exist in the set, not good... (a QSet
worked because it uses a hash which is based on the address of the object
returned by data()).
So, use a vector, that is sorted by profile name (we only need to sort it
when allProfiles() is called, and when a profile name is changed).
This fixes an assert in ProfileManager::setDefaultProfile(); to test open
the profile manager and select the built-in profile and click "set default".
Add a unit test.
Ahmad Samir