Provide a command similar to the reuse_account flag to remap ldap users #757
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Ref https://github.com/owncloud/enterprise/issues/5449
Allow remaping the LDAP user if it's the only one possible. This could happen if the LDAP user has been moved AND the directory_uuid has also changed, but the target username is the same.
The behavior should be similar than syncing the backend with the "reuse_account" flag, but in a more controlled way.
Note that this WON'T solve the collisions that could be happening. If 2 or more LDAP users could match the same username, the remap will be aborted.