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It sounds like you have a good implementation that meets your end goal - working around the limitations of InfoPath. :)
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Yuck you are right - sorry, I didn't open the folder. How about just using PowerShell to create them and then uploading them to SharePoint? You just need to know the XML structure and then add the InfoPath processing instructions that you can get from the template.xml if you save your form as source files. Here's one sample I found online ...
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Not sure if you mean the tool no longer works, or that you weren't able to download it? Attaching, just in case it is the latter.
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Did you look at the link in my last post? It looks like it does that.
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No - was it on the same site? I did find this with a simple web search: https://archive.codeplex.com/?p=csvtoinfopath
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Internet Archive Wayback machine to the rescue: https://web.archive.org/web/20150227063232/http://www.bizsupportonline.net/infopath2007/programmatically-create-infopath-form-console-app.htm
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Oh, wow, I don't think this is going to be possible as described - I don't think you can nest a repeating section from another data source inside another one. So - maybe there would be a way to add a button to the repeating table that shows the review section & sets the Category ID - have to be careful with that if there are multiples. ...
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I feel like your rules may be out of order? Maybe you can move the two rules that move the user to the error view up, so that they run first?
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Oh - interesting point - maybe there is some bug or difference between them. Hopefully switching to the English resolves the issue.
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So, for me, I was able to save the form with count(xdXDocument:GetDOM("esetmegbeszelesek")/dfs:myFields/dfs:dataFields/d:SharePointListItem_RW[d:Title = xdXDocument:get-DOM()/my:sajátMezők/my:területiszerv and msxsl:string-compare(d:Esetmegbesz_x00e9_l_x00e9_s_x0021, xdXDocument:get-DOM()/my:sajátMezők/my:KEZDŐDÁTUM) > 0]) - see ...