Starting classified and FOUO support:
 - create \smark macro for marking paragraphs
 - security banners appear and top and bottom of classified theses
 - remove "intentionally blank" page from getting inserted in sf298; moved to class file
 - only add this blank page if in two-sided mode
 - start to add bibliographic support for classified entries
 - added initial examples for classified and fouo thesis marking
 - added BSTCTL entry to control behavior for classified bibliographies
Modified nps_thesis.bst to add a bold classification marking after entries.
This is controlled using IEEE BSTCTL options
Provided example of how to use this under examples/
The security mark macro isn't really purposeful for classified theses; reflecting in example
Added some comments to explain how classified marking for bibliographies is achieved
Rebasing
Remove security banner: top and bottom banners using the fancy page style
Tweak bibliography so marked entries don't confuse format.fin (i.e., the logic that adds the final punctuation to bib entries).
All theses and dissertations have page (ii) numbered; likely, this is wrong, but its following TP style.
Re-defined 'myheadings' to support this exception
Also, introducing a more elegant way to define 'plain' and 'fancy' styles to be the same
So, can remove commands that force some pages to be fancy, as a result.
In single page mode, page (i) is followed by page (iii).
Also, scraping logic needs page (iii) to be page (iii). So,
we should check if there is a page 2 before advancing to page 3.

Also:
 - remove some needless whitespace for \lhead, \rhead logic
 - 'myheading' style was in two places; found which of those two were actually useful and removed the other.
Edited for consistency
Merge branch 'dev' into fix-fouo

Conflicts:
	npsreport.cls
Force signature page to occur on page (iii) in technical report
Adding a thesis_traditional.tex to test its features.  From looking at the output PDF, it needs a lot of work.

- Incorrect margins on SF298
- List of acronyms wrong title font
- Executive Summary wrong title font
- Acknowledgements wrong title font
- Chapter/Appedix wrong title font
A recent thesis also uses chapter titles:  I. INTRODUCTION; II. CHAPTER NAME; and so on.
(Current output uses Introduction \n I. ;  Chapter Name \n II. )
Sections are all capital letters.
Subsections and below only capitalize first letter of words.
- Initial Distribution List wrong title font
lower and center POR number. Fixed #65
Merge branch 'dev' into fix-fouo

Keeping branch up to date
This change makes the code for list of acronyms consistent with the code for list of figures/tables.

The style of the text for List of Acroynms was incorrect (was not bold/all capital letters) for traditional.

The \listtablename and \listfigurename are defined somewhere else for LaTeX, but \listacronymname has to be set.
Adding a traditional style dissertation to verify correct build.
This change makes the code for Acknowledgements.

The style of the text for Acknowledgements was incorrect (was not bold/all capital letters) for traditional.
This format change improves the References label for the new format by not being all capital letters.

This change should be confirmed with the Thesis processors.
Improving the distribution list.  Added a new macro \NPSdistributionlist that is better for the traditional format.    The original macro \NPSdistribution{Initial Distribution List} can still be used for backwards compatibility.

Changed all of the examples to use this macro.
These spacings needs to be confirmed for the traditional thesis.  Do not merge this until we verify with the TPs whether these settings are acceptable.

The executive summary (and chapters and appendices) have a slight vertical space further down than all other headings (list of figures, etc)  on the new format.

The traditional format has some variation in vertical spacing as well that still needs to be resolved.