Introducing binaries hosted from URL

Also adding docs on pushing, and the script for pushing.

Dockerfile and Makefile for cross-compile of dm

Clean up the printing of the types, show the short url 

Logic for the token is wrong

The use of token or basic auth was a conditional inside the TLS verify loop.
You can use TLS or skip the verification and use token or basic auth.

Just a tab issue. Put the token conditional outside the kubeInsecure check.

Also handled the case that we actually switch the boolean for skip TLS and forced it to replace true or false.

Implement --stdin flag on command line.

Remove Google Inc. Copyright. from unit test files.

Small typo in logs for configurator

Treat token based auth properly in resourcifier

Wrong operator for token based auth.
If a token was specified this was asking for username and password.

Edit Makefile to actually return failure code on test failures.

Resource errors should result in a failed deployment with good errors.

Deployment now has top-level error for deployment-level failures

Reintroduce replicatedservice.py as it is used by tests.

Deployment status is now deployment state, which contains both status
and errors, which are set for deployment-level failure.

Some common failures that will show up here are expansion, type
resolution, and reference failures.

Failures during config creation no longer leave deployments undeleteable

Previously a failure would prematurely exit the creation flow without
attaching the manifest to the deployment. This now always attaches the
manifest, and then updates it in place with the outcome of
resourcification.

Resourcifier now processes resources in dependency order based on refs.

For now, references act only as dependencies and do not fill in the
values to which they refer. That will come in a follow-up.

Resources are still processed in a single iteration with no
parallelization.

Fix some document errors

Add support for short github.com types. Refactor manager/manager/types to common/types and reuse them rather than redefine them.