Change TransportData __repr__ function and fix pdep/network#_#.py files.

@enochd pointed out in a comment to commit 
8a6d32441007649807e3137ba7da0e6c2dab9f6d
that RMG-py was creating cantherm/measure input files
(eg. pdep/network23_1.py) that were malformed.

This should fix it, I hope.
Fix bug in TransportData.__repr__

Small error in 3c0a68e413d362f307593cfd1ec3339b402914b8 
was turning 'comment' into """'comment'""".
Added Style guidance to developer documentation.
getCollisionFrequency unittest fix

the previous test was using the wrong numeric value for the collison
frequency at the specified conditions. The test will pass now.
Set default option partCoreEdge='core' in saveOutputFile function to not break old code.
Return a proper Chemkin species identifier even if it exceeds 15 characters.

15+ character species identifiers work fine in later versions of CHEMKIN.
It might break CHEMKIN 2.0 though, but let's just print a warning for it.
Write a useful error message when you cannot save a species to the dictionary when writing chemkin file.
Add tests for checking the database
Use chemical formula if species label not present in getSpeciesIdentifier function
Coordinates stored on an Atom now as a numpy array.

Originally a list, however a numpy array is more flexible.
The parsed output from cclib produces these in a numpy
array, and as such the fromXYZ method also uses a numpy
array.
Make an RMG molecule from coordinates.

Takes a list of atomic numbers and the coordinates that
corresponds to each atom and guesses the connectivity
using covalent bond radii.
Method to convert all bonds to single bonds.

For molecule matching in QMTP, we do not have a reliable
way to perceive bond orders. However, we can work around
this by converting all bonds to single bonds as we are only
interested in connectivities to check the molecule.
Check molecular connectivities for QMTP after MOPAC calcs.

This has to also be done for Gaussian. Also this could be
reworked to prevent double-parsing of the log file. As
currently done, the  output is parsed to check the bonding,
then if the job was successful it is parsed again to do the
thermo calculations.
Parse the mopac output file using the parse method

Was already implemented, so just using an existing method
instead of redoing it.
Check the optimized geometry connectivity in gaussian

Previously done with mopac, now including the method
for gaussian.
Merge pull request #190 from pierrelb/checkQMGeom

Check QMTP optimized molecular geometries are the desired species.

It is possible that the geometry optimization "reacted" the species to a different isomer.
This checks that the final geometry is isomorphic with the desired molecule.
Bonds are guessed based on distances between atoms. Bond orders (single, double, etc) are not checked,
only connectivity.
Sets molecule coordinate to an empty numpy array

Setting it as `None` led to other problems. It will be set
to an empty array as default, and as a filled array with
3 values (x, y, and z coordinates) when determined.
.travis.yml: Configure Travis CI for automated testing

The installation instructions are based on the Ubuntu 12.04
instructions [1].  Conveniently for us, Travis uses Ubuntu 12.04 as
its Linux environment as well [2].  I made a few changes to the
suggested installation procedure:

* build-essential [3] instead of g++ (so we get Make too)
* Non-Python [4] RDKit from packages [5,6,7,8,9] instead of from
  source, although this installs RDKit v201106, which may be too old?
  I haven't checked any of the InChl stuff [10] for building from
  source, so this might be completely broken at the moment.
  Unfortunately, the version of RDKit on PyPI is 2009.Q1b1, which is
  too old for the libraries we've installed from packages [11].
* Travis doesn't support Python 2.5 [12], so I only test on 2.6 and
  2.7.

I also don't understand how RMG-Py finds RMG-database, so that might
be broken as well.

[1]: http://greengroup.github.io/RMG-Py/users/rmg/installation/linux.html
[2]: http://docs.travis-ci.com/user/installing-dependencies/#Installing-Ubuntu-packages
[3]: http://packages.ubuntu.com/precise/build-essential
[4]: http://docs.travis-ci.com/user/languages/python/#Travis-CI-Uses-Isolated-virtualenvs
[5]: http://www.rdkit.org/docs/Install.html#ubuntu-12-04-and-later
[6]: http://packages.ubuntu.com/precise/python-rdkit
[7]: http://packages.ubuntu.com/precise/librdkit-dev
[8]: http://packages.ubuntu.com/precise/librdkit1
[9]: http://packages.ubuntu.com/precise/rdkit-data
[10]: http://code.google.com/p/rdkit/wiki/BuildingWithCmake#Getting_Ready
[11]: https://pypi.python.org/pypi/rdkit
[12]: http://docs.travis-ci.com/user/languages/python/#Choosing-Python-versions-to-test-against
Merge branch 'master' of github.com:GreenGroup/RMG-Py
Add function LogicOr.matchToLogicOr

This function gives the boolean of whether two LogicOr objects are
equivilant or not. I needed this for database checking