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* Adds ETF(...) to UniverseDefinitions
* Adds ETF constituents universe framework regression algorithm
for C#/Python
* Address review: adds test cases for ticker/Symbol ETF universe additions
* Fixes bug where null Market would result in null dereference exception
* Address review: add missing Index tests
* Address review: don't hardcode market when creating constituent universe
* Uses Brokerage Model's default markets collection to determine
the market for the given security type
* Address review: restore QC500 and DollarVolume.Top(...)
* Restores algorithms related to both helper universe
definition methods
* Address review: remove copy to output directory for python algos
* Add example algorithms for ETF constituent universes using custom RSI alpha model
* Address review: adjust algorithm to use cache + algo RSI & clean up code
* Address review: make ETF Constituent RSI Alpha Model algo a regression test
* Address review: increase trade count and remove single trade logic
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* Adds support for ETF constituent universes
* Adds filtering for universe data if it doesn't match the
universe subscription type
* Update mapping for ALL underlying Symbols if
`Symbol.UpdateMappedSymbol(...)` is called. Required to support
constituent ETF universes that might have mapping events
* Delistings of composite constituent universe Symbol will result in
removal of universe securities.
* Added regression algorithms for ETF constituent mappings (C#/Python),
along with data required to run locally
* Refactor universe delistings in SubscriptionSynchronizer -
big thank you to @Martin-Molinero :)
* Address review: update regression algorithms and add explanatory comments
* Address review: add additional checks to delisting regression algorithms
* Adds new regression algorithm testing the addition of a universe
without calling AddEquity() and asserts same behavior
Martin-Molinero