Mostly around textual changes.

This should be a complete shell for a new competition, with some of the
documentation moved out of the base README.md.  With these instructions,
someone should be able to quickly get a new site up and running.

Nothing massive here, mainly just making the structure a bit deeper by
creating top level directories for the base install and the
competitions, then spliting up the docs a little.

This was breaking it actually working.  Probably due to some kind of
re-basing error when the feature was added.

This required using the new processor part of the Toc, and explicitly
creating the template that goes in the table element.

Change the main proposals list to a table using the table formatter.

Included adding the LFC Analysis and Evaluation pages to the wiki (which
required an ansible change)

Mostly documentation improvements.

Documentation about option included in the documentation in the diff..
There's also a small typo fix where -a was in the usage instead when
the option is -c

This passes through to the compose-and-upload files

As organizations evolve, so must the code.

From review #77: Refactor ETL code to create central utilities

From review #77: Refactor ETL code to create central utilities

From review #77: Refactor ETL code to create central utilities

Each of the compose files came from an original script that was very
well documented, and that documentation transformed and moved into
the top level README's and whatnot, where it should be.  It also became
out of date and confusing.

From review on #53: Refactor ETL code to create central utilities

For all fo them, fix cells has to be done explicitly, and the mediawiki
title needs to be added explicitly.  A side effect is that the project
title no longer needs to be part of the constructor.

Issue #53: Refactor ETL code to create central utilities

This couldn't really be a diff, especially on compose-csvs/upload, because
the change was too massive.  So those files were deleted and a new one was
put in their place, even though it has some of the options processing
those did.

Issue #53: Refactor ETL code to create central utilities