Mock client for regurgitator. Creating pull request for Jakob

**The following is from @lazee's mail:**

During the work on the new weather solution in Amedia I had a need for storing a set of mock responses in the Meteos project. Since I knew you already had done a lot of work on Regurgitator I wanted to test it out. And it did actually what I expected, except it didn’t have an easy way of reading stored mock files into my tests. Instead of writing something from scratch to solve this problem, I decided to add the support for this in Regurgitator directly. 

Before I continue I will apologise for adding the branch directly to the project. I guess I should have forked the project and then send a pull request instead.

I didn’t plan this to be a lot of work, but as I moved on I felt I had to do things properly. Here is a list of what I have done. Hopefully this is something you think we could merge to master.

Changelist:

* Moved storage classes to regurgitator-storage module. I have removed the Dropwizard dependencies from this part of the code (Hint: Configuration).
* Introduced regurgitator-mock module for use in tests in other projects (Like my project Meteos). This has a dependency on regurgitator-storage, but not service. And this explains why I moved stuff to the storage module in the first place.
* Reformatted the code according to the new code format standard at Amedia. (I didn’t plan to do this in this branch, but since I made some refactorings this made sense in the end)
* Did some minor refactorings to make stuff easier to read. (Most importantly moved the dynamic storage class loading to a class of its own)
* Removed empty javadoc comments all over the code. I just hate them.
* Introduced a small run.sh script to make my life easier.

I also think we could remove the commons-io and commons-lang packages easily from the project. Since Java 7 I don’t think we need those packages for the current usage anymore.
My goal is to have as few dependencies in the mock-module as possible, to avoid dragging to much stuff into the projects using Regurgitator in their tests. But that can be done later.

Meteos is still in a very early phase, but you can take a look on how I’m using the regurgitator-mock module here : https://github.com/amedia/meteos/tree/master/meteos-service/src/test

Again, I hope you think this is a good idea and something we could merge into Master. I think having a mock client makes Regurgitator a way lot more useful as a way of both creating mock files AND actually use these files for something useful.

I’m looking forward to your thoughts on this
Nothing wrong with the run script as such. But it becomes litter when it have to appear in identical shapes for all dropwizard projects. Maybe it is better to have it in tools.git?

I delete the original in order to be able to use star-arguments correctly and predictably. I use the commands for all dropwizard projects.