Add documentation to the wsuwp-dev-initial directive
Remove wsuwp-dev-update to allow for responsible workflow

Rather than make the decision to update the repository every time provisioning is run, we should leave it to the developer to manage the git workflow and check for updates. This would have also caused annoyances if work on other branches was being done or if there was a dirty working tree.
Document the wsuwp-deb setup
Don't require the dbserver state file to be processed for wsuwp-db to fire

The main requirement, that the mysqld service is available, is already specified.
Remove managed xdebug.ini file to be introduced at a later time
Remove wsuwp-db-import and require_in statements

We're shifting to an initial setup provided by wp-config.php, so this should no longer be necessary.
Temporarily remove plugin and theme installation in provisioning

Prepping for a new method of installing WordPress
Install WordPress using wp-cli during provisioning

For some reason the admin user/pass does not work in this current form. Will need to troubleshoot.
Update the WordPress content directory in nginx
Remove double quotes from password parameter in wp core install
Add a require of wsuwp-dev-initial to the network installation
Update docs around multisite installation
Go the extra distance and require wp-cli for the installation as well
Install any .org repository plugins from our plugins pillar
Remove invalid --network parameter from plugin installation
Apply the --network parameter to plugin activation
Reintroduce the remaining plugin and theme installation provisioning
Require wsuwp-install-network for theme and plugins rather than wsuwp-dev-initial
Update the working directory for WordPress content to wp-content

Our old use of `content` in these installation scripts was failing.
Remove development database states

Before using wp-cli to install WordPress, we had ensured state of the development environment through the use of several database dumps that contained network, site, and user information. We should feel comfortable ditching that setup in favor of using wp-cli for everything.