Relay properties of progressions as well #127
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The steps= argument of progressor did not match the actual number of emitted progressions or rather the sum of their `amount=`s (there are progressions with amount=0) as well in slow_sum()
When the progression condition that is to be relayed was created with any arguments, they need to be relayed as well when creating a new progression object in progress_aggregator(). Fixes futureverse#126.
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This disassembles a progression condition that is to be relayed and creates a new progression object using all of its properties to adress the problems in #126.
As a perspective, one might think of adding a new class, like "relayedProgression" to progressions that are relayed like this and keep the original progressor ID, session ID and call, though I do not know what it would be useful for.