deploy: add npm_path config variable
config: use https github url in example

http urls just hang forever... yay.
Errors: disable airbrake error reporting.
Auth: disable oauth for now

We'll only be using SSO.
connect-assetmanager: use npm module

Instead of my custom fork. The modifications I made in the fork
weren't compatable with node >= 0.8. The later versions of the
module have my modifications (add gzip) anyway.
Update admins list
Add ip-whitelist for admin area
Add internal ifixit ip to whitelist
SSO: let an SSO request sign a user in

SSO parameter authentication now results in the authenticated user being
signed in for the duration of the session cookie instead of *only* the
current page load.

Sessions will be reused if they exist.
SSO: update and save email if provided
Pages: add the option to hide some pages

like the home pages, user profiles, and public namespaces
none of which suit ifixit's usecase.
Escaping: prevent double-escaped text

Alter escape order to prevent & from being escaped twice.
Create https environment option

Now, in the default environment, you can specify

```
ssl: true,
key: '/path/to/key',
cert: '/path/to/cert'
```

in order to enable HTTP in Wompt.  In anticipation for https being enabled,
this also removes the strict protocol for scripts in a few of the templates
and layout partials (changing from ```http://...``` to ```//...```, as it is
supported in a fair amount of browsers these days).
Merge https_configuration_option (#14) into master

Add SSL support (as well as merge ifixit-production)

In addition to the previous changes (from ifixit-production), we now support HTTPS.

Now, in the environment configuration you can specify:

```
, ssl: true
, key: '/path/to/key.pem'
, cert: '/path/to/cert.pem'
```

Toggling ```ssl``` will enable and disable ssl regardless of whether key/cert files have been specified.

In anticipation for https being enabled,
this also removes the strict protocol for scripts in a few of the templates
and layout partials (changing from ```http://...``` to ```//...```, as it is
supported in a fair amount of browsers these days).