QObject::connectNotify() and disconnectNotify() should take a QMetaMethod argument, not const char *

With the new QMetaObject data format introduced in Qt5, full method signatures are no longer stored in the meta-data. (Re)constructing a signature string is costly, and often wasteful (since connect/disconnectNotify() is rarely reimplemented).

Rather than a const char * as argument, connect/disconnectNotify() should take a QMetaMethod as argument. A QMetaMethod is very cheap to provide (just an index into a method table), and with the QMetaMethod the reimplementing code can query every aspect of the connected signal (including the signature – QMetaMethod::methodSignature()). With the introduction of QMetaMethod::fromSignal(MemberFunction) in Qt5, reimplementers also have a fast and typesafe way of checking which particular signal was (dis)connected (without resorting to raw string comparisons).