Fixes Bug 1068152 - behold the Processor2015: the rule processor

this is a new pluggable processor algorithm to eventually replace the HybridProcessor.  It takes the steps of converting a raw to processed crash and breaks them out and recodes them as TransformRules.   These rules are loadable through configuration.  This makes the processor far more flexible as rules can be aggregated as need to form specialized processors - perhaps processors that do nothing but classifications.  It also allows users external to Mozilla mix and match there own processor rules to meet their own needs.

This is not the deploy step.  This is just introduces the framework into the codebase.  Coming Soon: BreakpadTransformRules, MozillaTransformRules, GeneralTransformRules, ...
Someday you ought to go visit Yellowstone Park.  One of the interesting aspects of the thermal features is the tendency for the hot water to precipitate minerals as the hot water evaporates.  This can actually create a thin crust of minerals over a pool of nearly boiling water.  Over the millennia, that crust can get thick enough that grasses and small shrubs can grow on it.  Yet it can bear little weight as it is still just a thin crust over boiling water.  

There are many signs in the park imploring people to stay on the boardwalks to avoid falling through into the boiling water.  This is a photo of the warning illustration that can be seen throughout the park: http://i58.photobucket.com/albums/g243/adamdonnelly/steam.jpg  Interesting, here in 2014, it is the same illustration that they've used since I was a child in the 1960s.  

Pointing out PEP8 violations like this is very similar to walking off the boardwalk in Yellowstone Park.  You too could find yourself losing your baseball cap and Kodak Instamatic camera in a frothing pool of boiling water...