Output a total on open-changesets-by-owner.py
Merge pull request #3 from reedy/total

Output a total on open-changesets-by-owner.py
Added a "Project" column and bumped the report's limit, per
<https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Thread:Talk:Gerrit/Reports/Oldest_open_changesets/Column_for_project%3F>.
Added a sample configuration file and updated the README.
Switched reports to use wiki templates as a header and footer.
update-database.py: changed weird whitespacing
open-changesets-by-owner.py: display count in mediawiki/* and mediawiki/core

Added two columns for this, applied some magic dust to the SQL query.
open-changesets-by-owner.py: add links for each column

Remove the link from user name instead.
Merge pull request #6 from MatmaRex/open-changesets-by-owner

Various fixes by MatmaRex:

* update-database.py: minor whitespace adjustments
* open-changesets-by-owner.py: added two wikitable columns to show commits specific to mediawiki/core or mediawiki/* and linked the data within
Add a new report for open changes by "newbie committers" only

We need an easy way to spot newcomers before it's too late
and they've lost all will to contribute because their patches
are rotting, drowned in the mass of CR backlog.

This report is just a filtered monkey-copy of the existing one.
(I'm unable to understand the python format and SQL magic
needed to just add a sortable column for merged changes.)
Merge pull request #7 from nemobis/master

Add a new report for open changes by "newbie committers" only
Minor tweaks.
Add .gitignore, fine.
Added sample crontab.
Herp derp.
Minor tweaks.
Reverse query to report owners with 0 patches merged

No wonder they were not reported: we were looking for those with less than 5
merged patches among those with merged patches. Quick solution is reversing
the query, probably not the most efficient way or maybe yes if newbies grow
more than serial patchers.
Merge pull request #8 from nemobis/master

Reverse query to report owners with 0 patches merged
minor change: adjust line breaks
Fixed up logic to be (hopefully!) less silly.