[oshdb-filter] allow filtering by changeset id and (optionally) contributor id

[tyrasd]

Description

This enhances the oshdb-filter module to be able to filter by osm contributions or osm entity snapshots.

This can be used to implement further filters, like these two new ones:

• changeset: <id> to filter contributions by changeset id
• contributor: <id> to filter contributions by user id (disabled by default, can be activated by creating a filter parser with the respective optional boolean flag enabled)

Corresponding issue

Closes #358

todo

• integrate into map reducer
• update documentation/changelog/upgrading instructions.

Checklist

• My code follows the code-style rules, and I have checked on the static analyses and benchmark (if applicable) results
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[rtroilo]

A very nice PR. I think we should also include

• ChangesetIdFilterEqualsAnyOf
• ContributorUserIdFilterEqualsAnyOf

as well. They should be very quick to implemented as far as I see the code.
In my opinion it could be a quite common use-case that you got a list of changeset ids and/or contributor ids which you want to use in a filter as well.

[rtroilo]

• There are some code refactorings, changing interfaces to abstract classes, etc. Which we could discuss in PR [oshdb-filter] discussion for PR #380 refactor oshdb-filter #385.
• The NegatableFilter wrapping for ContributionType could be potentially wrong, see comment.

[rtroilo]

thank you for this pr!
I added a minor suggested change.