Refactor and isolate identity, auth, and session

Introduce a new module on the frontend called `h.identity` which
abstracts the interaction between the main application and the
authentication system using the `navigator.id` API introduced by
Mozilla as part of Persona / BrowserID. In our case, the we submit
the authentication assertion as a query parameter in our token
URL. This is designed to flexibly accommodate different auth needs
by intepreting the assertion differently and using a different
identity module to return whatever type of grant is needed depending
on the authentication mechanisms in place on the back end.

On the back end:

- Introduce a dependency on a brand new library, pyramid-oauthlib, to
  make this code cleaner and more modular.
- Simplify our session by removing multiple signin code that was not
  ever fully realized; personas are no longer explicitly maintained in
  the session by application code.
- The Pyramid SessionAuthenticationPolicy is put into place as part of
  h.auth.local. A SessionGrant is configured as the default grant type
  for integration via pyramid-oauthlib. This is what interprets the
  assertion sent in our token request. For other use cases, this might
  be a real BrowserID assertion or a session or refresh token of some
  other kind. This assertion is just the CSRF token our forms have been
  returning already.
- `h#includeme` and `h#create_app` got some superficial simplification.
- `h.api#authorize` handler for annotator-store authorizations now uses
  `request.effective_principals` instead of the session, so it doesn't
  care how the user is authenticated
  - Headers are now passed through on `Store` sub-requests so that both
  the annotator auth token and the session work for store authorizations
  which gets us close to cookie-less API auth!
  - `Consumer` class is moved into `h.auth.local`, removing the SQL
  requirement for core `h` and replacing it with just the requirement to
  register an `IConsumer` implementer.

On the front end:

- Break hypothesis.js into hypothesis.js and hypothesis-auth.js
- Move session and auth modules into this auth package
- Clean up the module dependency imports
- Add an identity module to the auth package with `navigator.id` API
- Significantly refactor `AppController`
  - Use the `identity.watch()` API to listen to login/logout from the
  active identity module
  - Clean up the login/logout state management a bit
    - Resolve a promise when the API service discovery happens
    - Stop using 'session', which becomes a detail of hypothesis-auth
  - Put much less on the scope from the controller
    - `scope.initUpdater` -> `initUpdater`
    - `scope.reloadAnnotations` -> `initStore`
    - `scope.session` -> replaced by `id`
    - Sorts and views are set in the markup
    - `AuthController` no longers needs to know about `model`, `sheet`,
    `sorts` or `views`
  - Isolate the form models
    - The auth directive now creates an isolate scope so that we're not
    leaking the form models all over the place
    - Stop using the inherited `$scope.model` means prevents submitting
    `persona` as a form parameter by accident
- blocks.pt#auth-tabs becomes auth.html
  - Easy to override with `config.override_asset()` in Pyramid
  - Keeps the forms inside the isolate scope of the auth directive
- The content of the sheet moves inside blocks.pt#auth
  - Nothing outside this knows or cares anymore that the sheet has tabs
  - Places where we want to request login use `identity.request()`
  rather than having to get at the root scope. The `authorize` event
  that this broadcasts is an internal detail of the auth pacakage.