Update README.md

changed version number
Update devel branch to trunk

Didn't touch settings.py or settings_local ... may need modifications to
be runnable.
changed ver number; linked to wiki
migrations and initial data must work with an empty database

Some of the migrations assumed that the live site data was
present. The initial data is still somewhat incomplete; the answer
groups that I added do not have any answers, but I'd like to find out
how the initial data set was originally created before I do more
manual work on it.
git should ignore compiled python files
Merge pull request #4 from solarpermit/fix-initial-setup

Fix initial setup
tests module should import test cases

init loads all python files in the tests directory, imports them as
modules and finds all TestCase subclasses and runs them.

Had to disable the one existing test; it assumes that there is already
data in the database; we'll need to rewrite this test slightly.
test the creation of new users

runs the ajax call, then checks that the new user isn't
staff/superuser, and can log in.
fix the existing test so that it actually works
test should not rely on the first user being the one it wants

also, it should clean itself up
user creation test triggers an edge case and an exception

This could easily happen to a real user; the referrer header is
entirely optional.
test to ensure that duplicate users cannot be created
"unfix" the header; fixes #2
unfix the side menu. fixes #3
test that the server responds to AHJ urls correctly

This is both a unit test that adds a jurisdiction to the test database
and queries the server (to ensure that it is working in general), and
a management command that queries the production database in the same
manner (to ensure that it's oworking for those urls specifically).
Initial functional tests of the UI
A first wave of selenium tests, cover many aspects of the page. Most all
major functions of the web page including search, links and database.
sitemap page should not rely on a cronjob

It should instead query the database directly. Fixes #5
some local whitespace cleanup
use django-compressor to minify our js and css

django-compressor is pretty clever, and lets us leave the js/css in
the html, rather than having to move it to files first. A simple
modification to the base template catches most of the js and css we
use. Some refinement will be needed, but this is already pretty good.
compress some more js blocks