Refactor autoplace

There was a lot of redundant code and like a dozen unneccessary string
scans for every node next to every tube placed! I put it all into
indexed tables and loops instead of bizarre and unexplainable variable
names and copy and pasted code. There was also no support for notifying
a chest when an item has been taken from it by a filter, so I added
something for that.

I also thought it prudent to fall back on the
allow_metadata_inventory_take function should a special can_remove not
exist. In fact if can_insert doesn't exist, it calls
allow_metadata_inventory_put instead.

I also added a thing for allowing pipes to attach to nodes of other
modules, without having to hard code type all those node names into
autoplace.lua.  Basically node.tube.collects(i,param2) and i is the
direction from the pipe and param2 is the param2 of what it's pointing
at.

I also abstracted the inscrutable correlation between i and
param2 by trial and error (and the paramwand mod) into understandable
functions. There was no pipeworks namespace so I created it, and put
these functions into pipeworks.collects (as distinguished from a
        node.tube.collects function, which uses those functions)

And now it's too late to cart my old clothes to the thrift store,
dangit.
Merge branch 'master' of https://github.com/VanessaE/pipeworks

Argh why didn't I pull first.

My "node.tube.collects" idea might be redundant with the
node.tube.connect_sides thing, though possibly more versatile so I'll
leave it in.

Conflicts:
	autoplace.lua
	item_transport.lua
connect_side snuck in

I was using node.tube.connects and fancy functions for checking if it's
the sides or top or whatnot, and this connect_side thing came in. This
should make both my way and the way using connect_side work.

Also removed some debugging cruft