Revert "Merge pull request #1 from anyfi/master"

This reverts commit 05c5b4db503308a7d9f33b0f2a3885cf388700ef, reversing
changes made to eaa399812013866805f3a885e99cf5b54613221b. This makes
room for a new improved integration.

Conflicts:

	products/ap/uci-customization.sh
	products/rgw/uci-customization.sh
	products/router/uci-customization.sh
Merge pull request #6 from anyfi/master

Remove old Anyfi.net integration
Updated OpenWrt and LuCI.
Integration of Anyfi.net software.

Anyfi.net is a Software-Defined Wireless Networking (SDWN) forwarding data plane
implementation for IEEE 802.11. See http://anyfi.net for more information.
Configuration interface for Anyfi.net on residential gateways.

To make configuration as simple as possible for the end-subscriber there is only
a single checkbox controlling the 'anyfi_disabled' property on both the
wifi-device and on the wifi-iface. This allows the service provider to set the
controller, e.g. using TR-069 or similar, and the end-subscriber to "opt-out".

Also note that the "Anyfi.net" brand is not visible to the end-subscriber;
Internet service providers typically want to deploy Anyfi.net technology under
their own brands.

See http://anyfi.net/documentation#s_rg for more information.
Configuration interface for Anyfi.net on consumer Wi-Fi routers.

For consumer Wi-Fi routers we recommend a complete configuration interface
where the end-user can set the controller and how much bandwidth they want
to share with guests.

See http://anyfi.net/documentation#s_router for more information.
Configuration interface for Anyfi.net on access points.

Public and corporate access points are typically configured by professionals.
We therefore recommend a complete configuration interface where the
administrator can set the controller and how much bandwidth they want to
allocate for the SDWN radio function.

See http://anyfi.net/documentation#s_ap for more information.
Merge pull request #7 from anyfi/master

Integration of Anyfi.net software.
Fixed bug for platforms with only one Ethernet interface.
Sometimes firstboot wasn't run. Sometimes firstboot didn't restore factory defaults. Fixed.
MD5 checksum files now only contain firmware filename (not path).
TP-LINK wr841n/d v5 and v8 tested for rgw and router. Fixes #2.
Added g++ to list of build dependencies. Fixes #4.
mod: merge upstream