Fixing cache tests to count queries properly

2 queries are actually issued by the single execute(), so tests were failing.  Changed it to store the count after the query is run initially, then make sure the remaining 9 executions of the query are from the cache.
Making tests use local version of Doctrine lib files
Fixing array to string conversion

In the doctrine tests a notice was thrown that there was an array to string conversion in the isValidType method.  In some cases an array was passed in and the type it was expecting was an integer or decimal (happened in the Doctrine_Extension tests).
Fixing from array test

This test was expecting the two groups to be in a certain order, which wasn't the case after a fetch.  Modified test to look for both groups, regardless of order.
Using is_numeric instead of preg_match

The Ticket_1783 test is using PHP_INT_MAX + 1 to test this validator, which is passed as "9.2233720368548E+18" on some systems.  The preg_match that was in place would evaluate as false because of the E and + in the string.
Changing count check

Like the other test I fixed earlier, 2 queries are being issued to do the initial fetch (possibly a sub limit query or something, I made a note to investigate a bit to be sure it's not something sinister).  I believe these count checks were put in place to be sure that relationship fetching wasn't causing additional queries if the relationship is defined in the select.  By moving the count, I believe this check is still valid.
Making Connection use own method for counting

Noticed that some methods in Connection.php would increment _count directly rather than use internal method that does the same.  Changing these locations to use the method for easier debugging.
Adding a teardown

This test adds a DB cache, which causes query counts to inflate after this test has run, making sure that gets removed on teardown.
Re-adding test cases

Apparently these additional test cases weren't in our SVN copy, re-adding.
Changing tests so order doesn't matter

Another one of those out of order tests, changing so it checks if both items are there as expected, rather then relying on the first one returned to match.
Adding explicit order clause

Not sure why the order returned for me is different than what it was when these tests were written (possibly the way that newer versions of sqlite return rows if no order is specified), but added explicit order clauses to a couple of test cases, then re-ordered the expectations to match. Tests pass now.
adding travis yml
doh, renaming
changing testrunner command
Adding a setTableDefinition to sub class

This test was commented out, seems that doctrine doesn't support hydrating in this way unless the initial subclass (mkOrganism) defines its own subclasses as well.
Updating run.php

Reordered some tests so they pass in 5.4 (see comment), and removed some ticket exclusions that now run ok.
Adding 5.3 to allowed failure

We don't run 5.3 anymore, so not able to test this particular failure, will still fail, but will do it silently now.
adding readme
Merge pull request #1 from jaydiablo/master

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