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Sets up a whole slew of docker instances, all started from clean
slate for test.
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But also add /review endpoint that takes an id. So you can get
review data with either the reviewid or the branchname.
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Next step is to generate authorized_keys files for git server
based on keys.
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Pushing a commit to a new branch creates a review.
Each project has its own git directory, with githooks installed
that talkes with server process via unix sockets.
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Non existent projects, users and such.
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User: username must be unique, use as primary key and drop id.
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Preparing for git connection.
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Also add /users endpoint.
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While doing that I realized I had forgotten to declare maintainers
for projects. Also added default roles and changed so that review_users
only contains overrides, so that changes to the project users is
instantly applied to all reviews (unless there is an override).
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The actual authentication is still fake.
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