Open Stack

Hi,

Since Heat is headed for Integrated status in Havana, we decided to do a 
bit a housecleaning on the heat-api organization in github. Our basic 
goal is to preserve the information in people's personal repos (or where 
appropriate the OpenStack org repo) rather then a separate organization 
entirely.

Here are the changes:

* the heat-api organization in github was removed entirely.

* heat-jeos was transferred to sdake/heat-jeos

While the heat developers don't have a strong urge to maintain an image 
building tool for Heat, it is a necessity as this point for some folks 
using Heat.  As a result, I'll be submitting changes to the infra to 
pull this into the openstack repositories so people can find it without 
hunting down my personal repo.

* heat-cfntools was transferred to openstack/cfn-tools

These contain the in-instance bootstrapping tools used by CloudInit.  
These have been merged into the main openstack repo.

* heat-horizon was transferred to sbaker/heat-horizon

Heat Horizon is great tech and we really want to see good Heat 
integration with Horizon.  Dan Radez doesn't have the time to work on 
heat-horizon and Steve Baker has offered in IRC in #heat today to take 
up the effort of merging this work into Horizon during the Havana cycle.

* heat-diagrams was transferred to sdake/heat-diagrams

This repo contains diagrams for presentations that the heat community 
does.  Feel free to reuse ;)

* heat-integration-tests was  transferred to sdake/heat-integration-tests

This repo is mostly as an archive.  This repo sets up jenkins and 
friends for heat to run functional tests.  What we would prefer is for 
the functional tests to be running as a gate with Tempest.  The heat 
developers would like to see the integration test migration to Tempest 
occur during the Havana release.

Regards
-steve