Introduced a Transaction object

This is a first draft on the idea of a Transaction object, as suggested by @guilhermeblanco and @beberlei in doctrine/doctrine2#949.

This makes the following changes to `Connection`:
- **Adds** the following methods:
 - `createTransaction()` : begins a transaction and returns the associated `Transaction` object
 - `getTransactionManager()` : returns the `TransactionManager`
- **Deprecates** `beginTransaction()` in favour of `createTransaction()`
- **Deprecates** the following methods, in favour of their counterparts on `Transaction`:
 - `commit()`
 - `rollBack()`
 - `setRollbackOnly()`
 - `isRollbackOnly()`
- **Deprecates** the following methods, in favour of their counterparts on `TransactionManager`:
 - `isTransactionActive()`
 - `getTransactionNestingLevel()`
 - `setNestTransactionsWithSavepoints()`
 - `getNestTransactionsWithSavepoints()`

The new way of dealing with transactions is then:

    $transaction = $connection->createTransaction();
    $transaction->commit();

It also automatically propagates `commit()` and `rollback()` to nested transactions:

    $transaction1 = $connection->createTransaction();
    $transaction2 = $connection->createTransaction();
    $transaction1->commit(); // will commit $transaction2 then $transaction1

Overall, it's not a complicated change, does not introduce any BC break, and passes all existing tests.

I'm looking forward to hearing what you think!