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Angus Salkeld 1a723a05c7 Replace nose with testr

- add .testr.conf (in base dir and nova_tests)
- remove all references to nose
- adjust paths: A couple of tests would assume the current directory
  was ./tests/ but it is now ./
- don't run the tests in parallel as the db tests have one connection
  per test class.

nova_tests hackery:
It seems testtools/testr imports everything and I just don't see a way of
running things in tests/ and nova_tests/ seperately but in one .test.conf.
So if you want to use testr directly you will need to:
 testr run
 cd nova_tests
 testr run

part of bug 1177924
Change-Id: I41875dcf94463fa5f9c07a7840c37089226c59ad

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Ground work for transifex-ify ceilometer.

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include a copy of the ASL 2.0

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Use sqlalchemy session code from oslo.

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ceilometer

See the ReleaseNotes document and the project home for more info.

http://launchpad.net/ceilometer