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Fixes changes due to paraview/paraview!4724.

This catches any printouts of caught exceptions or traceback,
even if the exception was caught, as happened with Twisted logger.

Ensuring that openpmd_api Python module is importable in Python
environment. Need to fix rpath related issues since the Python module
shared library was missing rpaths to help locate libopenPMD.so. Fixed
that too.

All of the catalyst examples require MPI (some just bail out without
failure if it isn't available).

Signed-off-by: Vicente Adolfo Bolea Sanchez <vicente.bolea@kitware.com>

see discussion on paraview/paraview-superbuild!726

Adding logic to update install rules when launchers are enabled.

* Remove obsolete `PARAVIEW_DEFAULT_SYSTEM_GL`. If mesa is enabled and
  launchers project is enabled, then that is same as setting
  PARAVIEW_DEFAULT_SYSTEM_GL to TRUE.
* If launchers are enabled, add logic to install mpi libraries under a
  `lib/mpi` prefix.
* If launchers are enabled, install the launcher executables along with
  the paraview executables and rename the executables so that the
  launchers act as the real executables and add "-real" suffix to the
  real executables.

Catalyst hasn't been a plugin for a while, and other tests
exercise it more strenuously than this, so it should be safe to
remove.

ParaView now natively supports reading boxlib files through the new
AMReX readers.

Utkarsh Ayachit authored Aug 01, 2019 and Cory Quammen committed Aug 07, 2019

(cherry picked from commit 1993924d)

This ensures that on a basic level the python server script which
is bundled with the visualizer application actually works with the
version of ParaView which is being built.

corresponds with ParaView level commit
  5e43ce92 "Merge unify-catalyst-gui' on 2018-02-17

Only Qt5 is supported anymore.