#371 - Add can_administer to JSON.

Indicates which pipelines user has administration access to.
#371 - can_administer, settings_path to pipeline.

can_administer and settings_path in the JSON were at pipeline instance
level. But, ability to administer and the path for the settings of the
pipeline are not for the instance. They're for the whole pipeline. So,
moving that out.
#371 - Add support for pipeline lock data.

Provides two new bits of information:

1. is_locked: Is the pipeline currently locked?

2. unlock operation: If it is locked, and can be unlocked by
   the user, then an unlock operation will be present.
More appropriate runlevel start and stop priority in chkconfig init scripts
pipeline instance api
stage instance api
#749 improve exception logging with stacktraces
#739 - Initial commit: feature toggle support.

Beginning of a feature toggle service.
#739 - Differentiate between available and user toggles.

Toggles available in the system, vs. those changed by users. They need to be
persisted at different places, and their values need to be merged, before
considering the final values of all the toggles.
#739 - Prepare for missing description in toggle.
#739 - Allow toggling a feature toggle.
#739 - Ignore internal field from toggle JSON.

Ignore field 'hasBeenChangedFromDefault' from being written to the user's
toggle file.
#739 - Cache the state of feature toggles.
#739 - Better message when toggle file not found.
#739 - Support for list toggles API.
#000 - This is wrong. There is no index.

Remove wrong package repository route from routes.rb. It used to fail
since it led to an action which did not exist in the controller.
#739 - Support for update toggle API.
#739 - Move controller into API namespace.

Since this is an API, and there will be a different controller for the
actual UI, this moves to the api/ directory and the Api namespace.
#739 - Read available toggles as a stream.

This is because it will be packaged inside the WAR file and it cannot be
easily read as a file, directly.
#739 - Fix failing rspec spec.

Had used the wrong namespace in the spec.