Tests: removed obsolete tests
Ignore included requirements files when parsing requirements file
Tests: added basic requirements file
Tests: integrated py.test with setuptools test command

Allows to run tests by executing `python setup.py tests`. This will still
do nothing because the existing tests haven't been adapted yet.

The code has been brought from the py.test good practices documentation
available at http://pytest.org/latest/goodpractises.html
Tests: moved existing tests to the high-level tests directory

These have been copied and slightly adapted. Running the tests will still
fail.
Tests: allow running tests using `make test`

Sets up a virtual environment for testing, installs the dependencies and
executes the test runner. This is just a starting point and will need to
be adapted if there's a will to integrate with CI tools.
Tests: allow setting test-specific settings

Basically test environments will ignore the usual settings/90-*.conf
files, whereas settings/90-tests(-local).conf will be read.

The provided test settings file is just a starting point for now.
Tests: added pytest fixtures

These pytest-style fixtures replicate the initial dataset that the
`initdb` command creates. Ideally we should find a way not to repeat code
in both ends.

Any fixtures defined in modules under the `tests/fixtures/` umbrella will
be automatically loaded when running the tests.
Tests: no need for a `nonpriv` user

We already have some predefined users (nobody, default, admin) that can be
reused as fixtures.
Tests: allow to load fixtures from various modules
Tests: set own PODIRECTORY

Also added some test files that mirror the files created in the previous
tests.
Tests: fixed suggestion test and converted to pytest
Tests: fixed existing Unit model tests
Tests: keep view tests apart
Tests: get rid of `PootleTestCase`

The new fixtures are enough to replace this class' behavior. Note that
tests that were inheriting from `PootleTestCase` have been adapted to use
Django's own `TestCase` but only for completeness, not for correctness.
That means these tests are still broken and need to be adapted.