set locales
Merge pull request #310 from calonso-conabio/master

set locales
Minor fix for project terms.
Revert "set locales"

This reverts commit 2541bb6e1d220b920708b8ddb9e4939c37a40a89.
Removed redundent inclusion of I18n.js, which was causing locale to get reset in JS.
Added admin level to places (#304).
Added stylesheet attachment to sites (#303)
Restrict project search results by site place (#243)
Some place site filtering for /taxa (#195).
Restricted places searches to site place (#194)
Made taxon searches site-place-specific (#193).
Recently observed taxa on taxa/index was broken (#195)
Added place-specific projects to projects/index (#189)
Bugifix: broke projects/index when no site set.
Removed site_only_obs filter for taxa/index (#195)
Moved faker to the test group of the Gemfile where it belongs.

This is an attempt to address an issue in which the i18n-js exports
were different across different production servers, and part of the
problem was that faker was writing translations from different locales
to that file. Not sure why it was doing so. The problem was addressed
in more recent, unreleased versions of i18n-js, but I'm hoping this
will fix it for now. If it doesn't we can revert to the checked-in
version of the translations file.
Added per_page to guides/index and guides/search.
Restored statically generated translations file.

The normal translations file that i18n-js generates when assets are
compiled seems to be different depending on the server it runs on,
which leads to different fingerprints, which leads to different assets
generated on different servers, which leads to sadness (#318). Using
this static file works, but it also sucks, because it means we need to
recompile the assets and copy over the compiled translations.js every
time we update translations, which removes most of the benefit in the
i18n-js gem.
Getting specs to pass consistently; removing various outputs when running specs
Updated i18n-js; Uglifier not mangling to ensure consistency; Fixed load order of translations