SCENARIO: Add a resource to an item as a file (see #142)

[majestyck]

…-by: maxpid aubrymaxime10@gmail.com

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Scenarios (Gherkin) which illustrate the feature "Add a resource to an item (as a file)" (ticket #142) done with @maxpid . Since the ticket corresponds to a new feature, we put the scenarios in a new file named add_ressource.feature, according to the other scenarios files in the features folder.

@benel sur vos conseils, j'ai recrée une nouvelle branche mais du coup je ne sais pas si je peux fusionner les deux pull requests. Je devrais fermer l'ancienne pull request ?

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[benel]

Et attention au nom du fichier : en anglais, resource ne prend qu'un seul s.