Initial commit of jrug as ruby cli script

Handles setting up app config file, adding flag attribute, and querying
Faker for randomized data. Doesn't actually save the data yet.
Add API call to bulkCreate users after generating them
Rename tool to janrandom
Improve parsing of initial schema file
Add README file with basic instructions
Add installation instructions
Don't fail when adding users with plurals in schema

Still need to write a recursive iterator for plurals. But for now this
just ignores them altogether.

Also, set the janRandomGenerated flag = "Y", not true.
Add 'uncreate' command to remove random dummy users
Initial Gemspec file
Change the location of the config file

When this is installed via gems, there won't be a local directory to
save the config file in. This defines the config file as
`~/janrandom.appconfig` so that it should be in a central location. (Is
this is best place for it? Do special permissions need to be defined for
use in multi-user environments? TBD.)
Update install instructions in README
Add `uninit` method to remove flag from schema
Add .editorconfig file
Add some psychographic data

Add some useful psychographic data (this was borrowed from the J-RUG
script by @tomgsmith99) that can be used to flesh out profiles.

Also, separate executable from gem so it can be packaged more easily.
I'm planning on releasing a 0.0.1 gem in a bit when I add methods to
retrieve this interest graph data.
Remove extraneous "puts" in executable
Add accessor functions for interests, music, and movies

Also, flesh out the "test" command so that it actually creates one user
and displays the full record as it would be added to Capture.
Make first name respond to gender field

Completely unnecessary, but it looked odd to me to have so many males
with names like Verna or Esther.
Randomize birthday

Not everyone has to be a Cancer, now :)
Add weighting mechanism for names and interests

Its a very rough bell-curve generator, but the first names on the list
will be more likely to be chosen than any of the others, and the very
last names on the list will almost never be chosen. Generates slightly
more realistic interest graphs.
Weight interests, and remove duplicates