or enable a specific list of warnings

Description:
------------
When there is an issue, server sometimes generates warnings on client.
These warnings are expected server behavior and a user wants to test
this in a MTR test. However these kind of tests might become complex
over the period of time generating multiple warning messages.

'disable_warnings' and 'enable_warnings' mysqltest commands provides a
mechanism to disable or enable warnings generated. But these commands
doesn't provide a way to suppress a particular warning message and
might hide some product bug by suppressing all warnings generated.

This WL extends the functionality of 'disable_warnings' and
'enable_warnings' commands to take an optional argument containing
comma separated list of warnings. Each warning specified should be a
symbolic error name from mysqld_error.h file.

--disable_warnings ER_BAD_TABLE_ERROR
DROP TABLE IF EXISTS t1;
--enable_warnings ER_BAD_TABLE_ERROR

The argument "ONCE" to disable_warnings and enable_warnings commands
is made as the second optional argument now i.e warning list argument
is must for second argument "ONCE" to use.

--disable_warnings ER_BAD_TABLE_ERROR ONCE
DROP TABLE IF EXISTS t1;

or

--disable_warnings
...
...
--enable_warnings ER_BAD_TABLE_ERROR ONCE
DROP TABLE IF EXISTS t1;
...
...
--enable_warnings

* Error numbers are not allowed as argument to disable/enable_warnings
  command.

* All the disabled warnings must be enabled before end of the test.

* $DISABLED_WARNINGS_LIST variable will contain the list of currently
  disabled warnings. This variable will contain disabled warnings only
  when all the warnings are enabled and, then user disables particular
  warnings by specifying warning list argument to disable_warnings
  command.

* $ENABLED_WARNINGS_LIST variable will contain the list of currently
  enabled warnings. This variable will contain enabled warnings only
  when all the warnings are disabled and, then user enables particular
  warnings by specifying warning list argument to enable_warnings
  command.

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