Add a few Substitution formulas

Nicolas CHIGROS
Active Partner, Community Captain




Add a few Substitution formulas:
- Substitution formulas @computername equivalent to %computername%
- Substitution formulas @userrole matching the user role
- Substitution formulas @userdisplayname matching the user display name
Substitution formulas @timestamp matching %timestamp% that is culture insensitive (unlike @datetime)
Last two use case is when you need to log when a user launched a process using a procedure more cleanly.
First one would be use fully to do thing like change a background color to warn user they are in Qualification or development server.
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