notary_common - Add default port numbers
notary_http - Add default URL parameters

If port or protocol is not specified, do something reasonable (assume SSL).
This makes it easier to create and understand request URLs.
notary_http - Move print statement to end of __init__ so we only see it if there are no errors

Only create the static index at the end too - saves us from doing the work if we encounter errors.
README - Remove port and service_type args in example, as they're no longer required
ssl_scan_sock - Arrange import statements alphabetically
ssl_scan_sock - Change errors to print on stderr
ssl_scan_sock - Rename functions to indicate privacy and prevent default import
ssl_scan_sock - Convert hardcoded variable 'SNI' to an argument

This makes it much easier to toggle.
Raise an error if the caller wants to use SNI but the host can't be properly parsed
Also group public function at the bottom; this way it's less hidden.

Thanks to Perspectives user Carl for bringing this up and for help with testing.
notary_http - refactor code for displaying server options on the static index page

We want to make it easy to display multiple options
notary_http - Add switch to use SNI scanning; add sni option to static index display

Reword text from 'server' to 'notary' too
notary_db - rename internal functions to match PEP8
doc - Add script to export version 2x data into version 3x format
doc - Add guide on upgrading from 2x to 3x
CHANGELOG - Add changes from 3.2

And one bug fix from 3.1
doc - Add explanation of SNI switch
file2db - Fix regex: collect entire start number and allow whitespace on the ends

Looks like I had two problems...
notary_db - Remove machine name table and column

Not needed and clogs up the database.
doc - move upgrade script to schema folder; fix output

Trying to join all elements at once can be very slow; don't do that.
doc - move guide to schema folder
notary_http - Turn off logging of request headers

Fields like Remote-Addr, ACCEPT-LANGUAGE, and X-FORWARDED-FOR
can contain sensitive client information, which we do *NOT* want to log.