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Bug 9: Improve layout and strings for experiments

Closes #9

See merge request !10

Closes: #9.

Bug 7: Remove our cstate fork

Closes #7

See merge request !8

We can actually overlay the i18n folder, too, and just add our own new
strings there. Thus, no need to maintain a cstate fork or bother
upstream with adding strings only we need.

Closes: #7.

This reverts commit bfa36dd5.

Bug 6: Add Rob's experiment to status page

Closes #6

See merge request !7

Closes: #6.

This commit adds support for network experiments on our status page
without the incident language.

In particular, it

1) creates a new layout (experiments),
2) overwrites the default components page to take network experiment
   differences into account,
3) adds a Network Experiments item to the Tor Network section.

Note: this commit has a dependency on a cstate commit providing the new
strings to use.

It seems silly not to publish the test versions as well, that way we
can look at the output directly!

Update categories, service titles and descriptions

Adds a third category for websites; updates category and service names as per internal conventions; and adds descriptions for each service.

See merge request !3

Closes: #3

That's what that date field is for! :) when the incident closes, you
can use the `resolvedWhen` field and cState does all sorts of nice
stuff with this (like count how long the service was down).

Should be a noop, as per https://github.com/cstate/cstate/issues/167

This is mostly to trigger a job to trigger a Nagios warning about the
union filesystems, to then silence them (phew!).

Seems like some emails are actually going through.

Those are import services based on the usage survey, more can be added
as needed.