makeconf.py: renamed class to ConfigHandler
config.py: Adds auto_sync, conf_type, and require_repoconfig

Three new options have been added to give users repo config
configurability.
repoconfmanager.py WIP: Creates initial RepoConfManager class

This class will provide a wrapper for all config types and will
also allow for custom config plugins as well.
repoconfmanager WIP: adds dict of supported modules
repoconfigmanager.py WIP: adds conf_type checks

Checks are made to assure conf_types exists and is in the correct
format that RepoConfManager expects it to be.
repoconfmanager.py WIP: adds add() function

By checking the conf_types and associating them with a dict has each
key as the conf_type and the value is a tuple of the corresponding
class and string of the module name.
repoconfmanager.py WIP: adds delete() function
repoconfmanager.py WIP: adds update() function

Also corrects function indentation and logic to check
for the require_repoconf variable.
makeconf.py: adds stub update() function
db.py: Incorporates RepoConfManager class
config.py: Adds proxies() function

Since both remotedb.py and tar.py both made use of the same code
that determined available proxies, the code has been moved to a
function in config.py and both files have been changed to make use
of this function.
utils.py: adds verify_overlay_src() function
api.py: incorporates verify_overlay_src() function
api.py: adds readd_repos() function
api.py: Adds overlay type checking

Checks have been added to determine whether or not to readd a repo
if the overlay type reported from the remotedb is different from the
overlay type reported by the local db.
overlay.py: adds update() function

To update local database and overlay source urls, this function
has been created to allow the overlay.type functions to update
their source urls in their own methods.
git.py: moves fix_git_source() function

This function will also be used by the git update() function
that will be added.
git.py: adds update() function

This function will call git remote set-url, replacing the old url
with the new provided by overlay.update().
db.py: adds update() function
api.py: incorporates db.update() in api.sync()