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Restore to lower priority settings

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Closed Cory Quammen requested to merge cory.quammen/paraview:restore_to_lower_priority_settings into master Sep 22, 2016
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Rather than restore a setting to XML or domain defaults, first, try to restore to a site setting. If a site setting isn't available, restore to the application defaults.

This applies to all proxies. Transfer function proxies are handled specially, but function in the same way.

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Source branch: restore_to_lower_priority_settings