fix(controller): properly serialize JSONField objects

JSONField is a finnicky thing. When serializing the object in the API,
it will just dump the object as a string. This ends in an invalid JSON
response. In the case of the Config object:

    {"owner": "bacongobbler", "app": "go", "values": "{\"HELLO\": \"world\"}", "memory": "{}", "cpu": "{}", "tags": "{}", ...}

This fix changes the JSON output to the following:

    {"owner": "bacongobbler", "app": "go", "values": {"HELLO": "world"}, "memory": {}, "cpu": {}, "tags": {}}

This is completely backwards compatible with previous requests. The
JSONSerializer will accept both strings and JSON objects in the request.
fix(controller): retrieve logs via GET request
fix(builder): properly parse config vars

Previously, the entire export from `jq` was considered one string, so
when we printed the output it would be like "-e HELLO=foo GOODBYE=bar".
This fixes it to "-e HELLO=foo -e GOODBYE=bar".

I also removed the for loop in favour of a list as bash invokes a
subshell in for loops, losing any data you set (such as BUILD_OPTS).
style(builder): fix typo
fix(controller): set default config owner to request.user
fix(controller): don't clone run containers on deploy
Merge pull request #2145 from mboersma/ignore-run-deploy

fix(controller): don't clone run containers on deploy
Merge pull request #2116 from bacongobbler/apiv1

API v1 fixes
fix(deisctl): dont print newlines for global units
ref(builder): add data container to speed same-host maintenance
ref(database): add data container to speed same-host maintenance
ref(store): use data container for quorum-friendly image updates
chore(store): add start delay on OSD recovery
fix(database): initdb if not already initialized
fix(deisctl): ignore units that dont exist on destroy
fix(deisctl): force container removal in ExecStopPort
fix(controller): use deis-logger for requires
fix(database): reset permissions before initdb
ref(deisctl): staged unit orchestration to support upgrades
fix(controller): add default retries to scheduler