Fix Qt::SkipEmptyParts deprecation warning
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Only on <= Qt 5.14.0
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Follow-up to #3726, I'm sorry I've missed it but this time I've made sure I ran sed on all files correctly.
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CHANGELOG.mdwas updated, if applicableDescription
Handle deprecation warnings with a helper header which puts
QString::SkipEmptyPartswithin the Qt namespace for backwards-compatibility.Adopted from communi/libcommuni@efa8f09