(doc) Incorporate er0ck's Windows build feedback
(CFACT-128) Switch to *nix-agreed implementation of timezone reporting

Two things to fix here:

1) The daylight variable seems to be non-standard. At least it's not
mentioned here:
http://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/7908799/xsh/time.h.html
which states "The value of tm_isdst is positive if Daylight Saving Time
is in effect, 0 if Daylight Saving Time is not in effect, and negative
if the information is not available." (I speculate the use of a daylight
extern'd by the C library is an early implementation.)

2) FreeBSD doesn't support tzname: https://wiki.freebsd.org/FreeBSD_and_Standards

Next I turned to gettimeofday, but no love from FreeBSD there either:
http://www.freebsd.org/cgi/man.cgi?query=gettimeofday&sektion=2

Next I looked at boost, which allows trick features like custom timezones but not
(apparently, I may have missed it) simple reporting of current timezone.

Next up was std::time_put, but that's not implemented in gcc 4.8:
http://stackoverflow.com/a/14142342/1004272

So, crossing fingers, but good ol' strftime may do the trick. Yippee.
Merge pull request #148 from kylog/issue/cfact-128/remove-nonstandard-use-of-daylight

(CFACT-128) Remove use of non-standard 'daylight' variable
Merge pull request #153 from MikaelSmith/docs/master/CFACT-51-windows-feedback

(doc) Incorporate er0ck's Windows build feedback
(maint) Fix scoped_resource to not have a vtable.

If we prevent scoped_resource from being free-store allocated by
deleting new and delete operators, then there's no reason for
scoped_resource to have a virtual destructor.

Additionally, the move semantics weren't correct.  There's no reason to
default construct either the resource and the deleter of the old object.
Instead, simply move them.
(maint) Remove unncessary variable in CMake source lists.

We don't need the verbose use of the CMAKE_CURRENT_LIST_DIR variable in
our source file lists.  The files are already relative to where the list
file.
(CFACT-124) Move os and os_family constants out of POSIX.

Moving the os and os_family constants out of POSIX and into the generic facts
namespace where they can be used by Windows too.
(CFACT-124) Refactor kernel resolver into a base that can be used by Windows.

The base resolver is now responsible for adding the facts.  The POSIX child
type gets the data only.

This will allow us to share the fact definitions between POSIX and Windows.
(maint) Add missing doc comments.

Adding missing doc comments to make doxygen happy.
(CFACT-124) Refactor base DMI resolver so it can be shared by Windows.

Refactoring the base DMI resolver to keep the fact definitions in a
single place (the base).  The child types are only responsible for
returning data to the parent.
(CFACT-124) Refactor filesystem resolver into a base implementation.

Refactoring the filesystem resolver into a base implementation that is
responsible for the fact definition.  Child types are only responsible
for populating the data.
(CFACT-124) Refactor identity resolver into a sharable base.

Refactoring identity resolver into a shared base implementation.  The
base implementation is responsible for adding the facts (single
definition) while the child types are responsible for collecting the
data.
(CFACT-124) Refactor memory resolver into a sharable base.

Refactoring the memory resolver into a common base implementation.  The
base implementation is responsible for the fact definition while the
child types are responsible for collecting the data.
(CFACT-124) Refactor operating system resolver.

Refactoring the operating system resolver into a base that is
responsible for adding the facts and child types that are responsible
for collecting data.  This allows it to be shared with Windows.

This refactoring also merges the LSB resolver in with the operating
system resolver.

Breaking change: some of the names on the os structured fact have
diverged from Facter 2.2 to clean up the less than ideal naming. We need
to investigate if this will be impactful and how to mitigate.
(CFACT-124) Refactor uptime resolver to shared base.

Refactoring the uptime resolver into a shared base implementation that
is responsible for defining the facts while the child types are
responsible for collecting the data.
(CFACT-124) Refactor timezone resolver into base implementation.

Refactoring the timezone resolver into a base implementation that is
responsible for adding the facts and child types that are responsible
for collecting data.
(CFACT-124) Refactor virtualization resolver into base type.

Refactoring the virtualization resolver into a base type that is
responsible for adding the facts and child types that are responsible
for collecting data.
(CFACT-124) Refactor block device resolver.

Refactoring the block device resolver into a base type responsible for
adding the facts and child types that are responsible for collecting
data.

This also adds the "blockdevice" structured fact representing block
device data.  Unfortunately "blockdevices" is an already existing fact
name.
(CFACT-124) Refactor SSH resolver into base type.

Refactoring the SSH resolver into a base type responsible for adding
facts and child types that are responsible for collecting SSH key data.

This also adds the ssh structured fact.
(CFACT-124, CFACT-76) Refactor networking resolver.

Refactor the networking resolver into a base type that is responsible
for adding a fact and child types that are responsible for collecting
data.  This keeps the fact definition in one place and allows Windows to
share the base implementation.

This commit also adds a structured "networking" fact that collects all
networking data into one place.