Rename the AUR software to aurweb

Rename the project to help differentiate between the software providing
access to the Arch User Repository and the collection of source packages
itself.

Signed-off-by: Lukas Fleischer <archlinux@cryptocrack.de>

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-==============
-AUR Web Interface
-==============
-
-Terms and Definitions:
-================
-AUR - Arch User Repository
-	Repository made up of a collection of build scripts that are
-	created and submitted by the Arch community.
-
-TU - Trusted User
-	A user that can add binary packages to the [community]
-	repository and administer AUR.
-
-[unsupported]
-	The collection of package build files hosted via the AUR website.
-
-File Hierachy
-=========
-
-Directory Layout:
--------------------
-./html			- DocumentRoot for AUR, where the PHP scripts live.
-./html/css		- CSS for AUR appearance
-./html/css/navbar	- CSS for Arch navigation bar appearance
-./html/images		- Any AUR images live here.
-./lib			- Supporting PHP include files. Access denied to Apache.
-./locale
-./template		- Where most of the html markup resides and minimal
-			amount of PHP scripting.
-./template/stats
-
-./html Files:
--------------
-account.php -
-	PHP script to handle registering for a new account.  It prompts
-	the visitor for account information: desired username, E-mail,
-	password, real name, IRC nick, and default language. The info is
-	recorded in the Users table.
-
-	A logged-in user can change any of their own account information. If a
-	TU or Developer is logged into the system, they can search for and
-	edit accounts. A TU can change an account to a TU or User account. A
-	Developer can also change an account to the Developer type. TUs and
-	Developers are able to suspend accounts. If an account is suspended,
-	all packages are orphaned (the MaintainerUID field in the Packages
-	table is set to NULL).
-
-addvote.php -
-	A form to submit proposals relating to the AUR. Only accessible to TUs
-	and Developers. Can be used to vote on a potential new TU, or any
-	other proposal that needs a vote. Length of the vote can be specified.
-
-index.php -
-	Main page for the AUR. Provides links to all other pages in the AUR.
-	Gives a brief synopsis of what the AUR is and where to go for more
-	information.
-
-logout.php -
-	Logs out a logged-in user. Clears the session id from the Sessions
-	table and unsets the cookie.
-
-packages.php -
-	Page used to search the package database. Supports searching by name,
-	category, maintainer, popularity, etc. Also provides the ability to go
-	to a package page which has specific information for that package.
-	A specific package page includes the name, description, votes, etc.
-	As well as the ability to perform actions on the packages, such as
-	flagging or leaving a comment on the package.
-
-passreset.php -
-	A page for a user to enter their e-mail and receive a reset e-mail to
-	replace the forgotten password.
-
-pkgsubmit.php -
-	Page for users to upload a new package. Only allows upload of a
-	tarball that has been compressed with gzip. Tarball must contain the
-	PKGBUILD, scriptlets, and any other files necessary to build the
-	package from source. The user can select a category for the package.
-	The page makes appropriate entries into the database for tracking the
-	newly added source package and associated information.
-
-rpc.php -
-	A frontend for tools to obtain raw information from the AUR. Features
-	the ability to search for a package, return information on a package,
-	return information on multiple packages, and search for a specific
-	package maintainer. Functionality through HTTP GET.
-
-rss.php -
-	Generates RDF Site Summary (RSS) feed with the latest packages updated
-	in the AUR. Lists most recent 20 packages. Includes package name, link
-	to package page, package description, time of update, source listing,
-	maintainer name.
-
-tu.php -
-	Page only available to TUs and Developers. Shows ongoing votes for
-	proposals and past votes for proposals. Current votes can be voted on
-	with a "Yes" vote, "No" vote, or an "Abstain" vote. Developers and TUs
-	can only vote once. Cannot vote on a proposal about themselves.
-
-voters.php -
-	Page only available to TUs and Developers. Shows list of users that
-	voted for a specific package. Each username links to the user's
-	account information page.