_cgs.py contain values that were converted manually from _si or recalculated.
For example:

```
physical_constants['radius'] = (si_consts['radius'][0] * 1.0e2, 'cm', -1)
```

where other values like volume were calculated directly from the radius

```
physical_constants['volume'] = (4 / 3. * np.pi *
                                physical_constants['radius'][0] ** 3, 'cm^3',
                                -1)
```

This volume value is slightly different than the one obtained from si (which
has a reference value).

Nevertheless, this commits have removed all the values that were available
through si (which can be converted to cgs by just `sun.radius.cgs`) and
commented out these that were not in order to find what to do with them.
Also, it is worth to mention that I did not manage to find a way to import
the values in this file.
Added few tests for Generic LC
Suggestions from @DavidPS incorporated
Update the image of colour tables from documentation with all new ones (hinode, HMI, ...)
The _cgs.py file has been completely removed and the values refered
in such file without correspondence in _si have been included in it.
These new constants were extracted from a fact sheet at gsfc.
Renamed _si.py as _constants.py and made the needed changes to the other files to work
made _constants.py file pep8 compilant
solar cycle and oblatness had v as abbreviation, removed and left empty
Merge remote-tracking branch 'upstream/master' into cgsconstant
Changelog conflict removed
Merge pull request #1022 from dpshelio/docs_colours

Documentation: Image updated to include new colour tables
Merge pull request #979 from gunner272/glctest

Added few tests for Generic LC
Merge pull request #968 from dpshelio/cgsconstant

[Review]: Cleaned _cgs.py
Add a landscape badge to the README
Change tests to run in parallel on travis.
Bump pandas version to 0.14
Change the PIP_WHEEL_COMMAND to the newer syntax.
Add a now required pandas dep for 2.6.

see this bug report: https://github.com/pydata/pandas/issues/7284
Merge pull request #1034 from Cadair/travis_parallel

[Review]: Make Travis Run Tests in Parallel
Reboot of aiaprep()

New function, affine_transform(), created in sunpy.image.rotate. Currently uses the Crotate extension to rotate an array, but this will hopefully be replaced with the equivalent function in scikit-image.

aiaprep() created in sunpy.instr.aia. It only provides the most basic rotate and recentre functionality at the moment, but it will be improved.