Split Git Repo into individual components.

Bugs

N/A

All developers.

Later:

Use more standard directory layout
- X phpunit.xml and other dev tool configurations in base directory.
  - X README -> README.rst and COPYING -> LICENSE, and move to base directory.
  - PSR-4 layout
Fix API doc generation
Generate documentation for each repo
Add package-specific entries to bugs.horde.org
Go through all PRs and refer to new repos
Archive horde repo

Global:

X Prepare website with new instructions
X Create script to automatically build list of apps/libs (for use by install script)
- X Get all repos via https://api.github.com/orgs/horde/repos
- X Check for horde.yml files at https://raw.githubusercontent.com/horde/[REPO]/master/horde.yml
O Create single installation script
- X This script can create/clone the git repos as needed.
- X All repos will be stored in a base folder
- X Option to create a separate, web-accessible directory.
- O Includes stuff in framework/bin (See Doc/Dev/Scripts)
  - O horde-generate-module -> move to skeleton/bin/skeleton-generate-module
  - X horde-rev-cmp (obsolete)
  - O horde-run-cmd
  - X install_dev
  - O install_framework (obsolete?)
  - O pear_batch_install
  - O test_framework
- O Includes stuff in horde-support/maintenance-tools (See Doc/Dev/Scripts)
  - X horde-build-snaps (obsolete)
  - O horde-build-website-docs.sh
  - O horde-ckeditor
  - O horde-installer-phar-create
  - X horde-js-compress (obsolete)
  - X horde-patch-config.sh (obsolete)
  - O horde-update-ISO3166-countries
- O Includes the groupware install code (in fact, the Horde_Core_Bundle code is probably a good place to start in terms of creating the install script).
- O Use Horde_Pear libs to query for list of packages to install
- O This script can be packaged via PHAR
  - O Allow config file
O Create autoloader driver for use with script-facilitated development install
O Create Vagrant image to allow for testing/development

Prefix split repositories with "horde-"?
- Jan: no
  - Mike: no
What to do with the "horde" base repository. Delete current "horde" repository and replace it with the current "horde" application, or find a new repository name for the current "horde" application and keep or empty the current "horde" repository.
- Jan: leaning to the former
  - Mike: leaning to the later (Wouldn't deleting the contents of the current repository mess anyone who has it checked out?)
    - Outcome: use "base" as a name.