Use simpler DSL for declaring external commands.

When a fact is simply the result of running an external command, a block isn't
needed - just the command string.

This changes a bunch of facts to use that shorter, simpler form as an example
to those who follow about how they should be declared.

Signed-off-by: Daniel Pittman <daniel@puppetlabs.com>

Conflicts:
	lib/facter/physicalprocessorcount.rb
	lib/facter/processor.rb
(FACT-357) Raise errors when command execution fails

The behavior of returning an empty string when a command cannot be run
is surprising and makes it impossible to determine if a command failed
to run or simply had no output. This commit allows users to determine if
an error should be raised on error, or if a default value should be
returned instead. It also updates calling code to respect this new
behavior.
(FACT-357) Extract virtual fact vmware resolution
Merge pull request #651 from adrienthebo/bugfix/stable/fact-357-lsb_empty_string_output

FACT-357 Raise errors when executing non-existent commands
(maint) Only create LDOM facts if virtinfo available
Merge branch 'maint/stable/ldom-command' into stable
Use same one-line 'source' syntax used in acceptance/Gemfile
(fact-242)(packaging) Remove Fedora 18 from the default set of package builds
Merge branch 'stable' into facter-2

* stable:
  (fact-242)(packaging) Remove Fedora 18 from the default set of package builds
  Use same one-line 'source' syntax used in acceptance/Gemfile
  (maint) Only create LDOM facts if virtinfo available
  (FACT-357) Extract virtual fact vmware resolution
  (FACT-357) Raise errors when command execution fails
  Use simpler DSL for declaring external commands.
(maint) Confine lsbdistdescription to depend on lsb_release
Merge branch 'maint/stable/lsbdistdescription-command-missing' into stable
Merge branch 'stable' into facter-2
Merge branch 'facter-2'

Conflicts:
	lib/facter/processor.rb
	lib/facter/util/manufacturer.rb
	spec/unit/kernelrelease_spec.rb
	spec/unit/processor_spec.rb
	spec/unit/util/ip_spec.rb