Fix the template path for the password reset email

Maybe the old version worked on some systems, but it didn't work for me.
This way should be reliable, see
https://pythonhosted.org/WebCore/core/basic/templating.html#id1
Add zxcvbn as python dependency
Fix normal password-change flow

Changes field names to match names in
brave/core/account/template/settings.html
Fix up dependency situation a bit
Use pip in README installation instructions
Clean up dependency_links

This is OK since we're not recommending "python setup.py" any more.
Merge pull request #125 from eve-val/fix-deps

Fix dependencies
Fixed email addresses.
- Replaced author with noreply@braveineve.com
- Replaced bcc with commented out noreply@example.com
- Replaced blocked user with hostmaster@braveineve.com
Made the authorization button in application/browse link to the application's site page rather than do nothing.

Signed-off-by: Tyler O'Meara <Tyler@TylerOMeara.com>
Merge pull request #127 from kiu/develop

Fixed email addresses.
Merge pull request #128 from Acidity/feature/fixAuthorizeApps

Made the authorization button in application/browse link to the...
Merge pull request #123 from eve-val/fix-password-change

Fix normal password-change flow
Merge pull request #121 from eve-val/fix-mail-template-path

Fix the template path for the password reset email
First cut at case migration, completely untested
With testing!
Use atomic updates in migration

This protects against a race with a user who is modifying their email,
and also lets us also migrate username and email separately (one might
collide but the other can proceed).
Check usernames/emails both diretly and lowercased

This will gracefully handle old data until the migration script has been
run.
fix initialization problems with script

This is probably not the final factoring of script_init. I'll look again
tomorrow.
Rerrange initialization code a bit

I think this is a reasonable location and name for the thing that calls
loadapp().
Take in config filename on command line

In case you want to run the script on an installation where the config
isn't "local.ini".