New Fleet scheduler implementation using HTTP API

This PR replaces the SSH-wrapped Fleet scheduler with a new implementation that uses the Fleet HTTP API over a bind-mounted unix domain socket.  Initial stress testing shows _dramatic_ improvements in reliability of scaling/deploy operations.  This PR also makes `--hosts` field irrelevant (though SSH auth is still required for `deis run`).

Changes include:

 * Addition of `fleet.socket` to all hosts to expose the Fleet API over a local unix domain socket
 * Completely new `fleet` scheduler module that uses the Fleet HTTP API w/out SSH wrappers
 * Fixes to `api.models` to include versions in all image requests and avoid pulling entire repositories
 * Completely rewritten `deis run` implementation w/ SSH performed in-memory, with support for compound shell commands (e.g. `deis run 'ls -la && whoami'`)
 * Data migration to move users from the old `coreos` scheduler to the new `fleet` scheduler

Testing this PR requires turning on the Fleet HTTP API per instructions here: https://github.com/coreos/fleet/blob/master/Documentation/api-v1-alpha.md

Indeed they do:

```
core@deis-1 ~ $ sudo systemctl cat fleet.socket
# /usr/lib64/systemd/system/fleet.socket
[Socket]
ListenStream=/var/run/fleet.sock
```

As long as we have an upgrade path to this version, I'm happy :)