Releasing 0.12.02

A lot of big changes landed this iteration. I want to especially
thank:

* Jessica McKellar for pushing-for and reviewing changes to the
backups, so that we actually do them and test them.

* Berry, Shawn, and Pam for being frequent reviewers of changes
on Github.

* Daniel, for spearheading the move to Sphinx and Read the Docs.

* Walker for tirelessly fighting a sort of crazy data corruption
whose fix is to have us properly use Django's hook system.

* Nathan Yergler, for implementing a class-based set of views for
the training missions that were a big improvement over my hacks.

* John Morrissey and Berry for spearheading the move toward a
clean separation of the bug import code out of the main
oh-mainline repo.

* Karen Rustad, for leading the charge on the redesign that
finally landed with this release.

* The Python Software Foundation for, in effect, sponsoring two
sprints: one at PyCon, and one in SF more recently.

OpenHatch 0.11.12

Selected changes:

* Person location data is stored in the database, not just a cache
* Users can mark prospective contributors as having been contacted
  (This was a long time coming, so we're really proud of it! Thanks
  to Jule Slootbeek for writing the backend in 0.11.11.)
* Performance enhancements on the /+projects/ page and in the Person
  model
* Quality improvements to the training missions, both in backend and
  in the templates
* Remove all references to bin/mysite and bin/production, and buildout
  in general
* Searching for a username in people search finds that username; same
  for searching for a user by last name or first name
* Trac BugParser can identify bitesize bugs by priority
* /projects page does 1 SQL query, creating dramatic load-time improvements
  for that page.
* Training missions are becoming Django class-based views, rather than
  traditional function-based views. This release mostly migrated the
  Subversion mission.
* Adjusted the JSON profile data dump used by the map so that it is
  is faster to generate.
* Launchpad bug importer moved to new-style BugImporter.
* Disable bug recommendations, a feature that was never excellent and
  frequently caused performance problems.
* Fix tar mission (and docs) so Mac users who submit a tarball with
  ._* files in them see a helpful message.
* In training missions, add information for Windows users as to how to
  get a reasonable command prompt (GitBash).

These people made commits:

* Alexander Langford
* Asheesh Laroia
* Jacquie Flemming
* Jason Michalski
* Jessica McKellar
* Joel Cain
* robut
* Tiago Sousa
* yfm

OpenHatch 0.11.11

This release makes a few fundamental code changes:

* Old, synchronous "bugtrackers" import code is gone
* Our dependencies are bundled in vendor/ and "buildout" is gone
* The /people/ map code no longer uses Haystack
* All non-pure-Python dependencies are optional now
* The git repo actually clones on Windows now

Additional important changes:

* Important backend improvements to the "tar" mission and diff/patch mission
* Daily profile tasks takes 0-2 minutes, not 1-2 days
* Data snapshots include more data
* We mostly don't use celery

OpenHatch 0.11.10

* Deprecated and started removing the old, synchronous, slucky bug download code
* Fixed the filenames in the git repo so that it successfully clones on Windows
* Fix some bugs in, and reorganize a bit, the new asynchronous bugimporter code
* Upgrade to Django 1.3
* Fix issue401, so that the nav links have consistent titles
* Fix issue605, so that the single_patch mission explains how to use patch
* Worked on a new front page in front_page_demo branch
* Fix Roundup bug parser so that it accepts bugs from the Python BTS again

Slight text change: "Click the checkboxes" not "Check the checkboxes"

Replace 'typographical' by 'spelling'

Closes: https://openhatch.org/bugs/issue548

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