Choose refacto of brick precedence

[arthur91f]

We have to choose an algo for brick deploying order:
Today we have choose one but I challenge that vision:

• the actual vision : parent-relative priorization ou no depth perception priorization
• the layer number vision : where two super-bricks or rooms can be deployed in in the same time
• the savage vision : where directory numbers are ignored in first place, they just have to be valid with a valid sequence according to deps

The problem is that we have to choose between

• the agility of the code and the fact that you want organize it in a functional way.
• the transparency of the precedence.

[arthur91f]

What is a brick layer ?
It's the number of the brick directory seprate by dot.
infra-ground/2-envs/1-production/3-database -> 1.2.1.3

TOTHINK
We can have multiple order of brick layer. So we have to think and choose one solution

• be able to compare layer of different order 1.3 to 1.3.2.4.1 and 1.3 to 1.3.1 (prefered)

• search the max order we have and replace 1.3 by 1.3.0.0

• define a max order of 8 or 16 and replace 1.3 by 1.3.0.0.0.0.0.0

• [] replace or not the ending 0 when you display

TODO:

• a) Let room define their brick layer (one order)
• b) At brick creation add the field layerNumber
• c) Add a function to order a list according to brick layer
• d) CreateInfra should modify the brick order
  It should be all : the other brick comparison shouldn't change as it will still be based on the abitrary right brick order defined by createInfra.
  Check if it changes something in the algorythme of functions that search dependencies and linked in bricks.

[arthur91f]

To don't do: we want to keep the brick unit. It's less agile but we can't know what is the layer of brick in other room or in other super brick.

If we want to keep agility we can say that exeiac find its own order without regarding directory number. And then check if the directory order is valid.

[arthur91f]

To add agility we can add access-brick with a suffix or a seccond prefix They can make bridge between two rooms