Add IDEA module dependencies.

This means you can build everything at once, all the plugins, or
the whole parser.

Update IDEA config for new parser modules.

Support for parsers.

Add some more bits and bobs to the README

Load the irc and common projects.

Swaparoo parser dependencies with their real projects.

Add copyright, codestyle and inspection settings.

These are just straight copies from the client project.

Add IDEA config.

This is a top-level project, containing all of the submodules.
It seems to work with gradle properly.

Hasn't yet got the settings from the other project.

Fix clover appearing again.

Groovy let me shoot myself in the foot by allowing a string in
a boolean condition... and "false" evaluates to true. Argh.

Add way to re-enable clover.

Add a copy of the PMD config.

Will move the PMD tasks/config to meta at some point.

Temorarily disable clover haxily.

Setting enabled=false still loads clover and expects a license,
it just doesn't instrument.

Define includeTasks so we don't include any real tasks as a
work-around for this.

Not entirely sure how to enable it again at runtime though :)

Change submodules to HTTPS urls.

Update the HEAD positions.

Add clover support.

`./gradlew clean cloverAggregateReport` in meta will create a new
report for all the projects with tests.

Plugins that don't have any tests won't show up at all.

Fix the dependency-switheroo script.

Excluding 'com.dmdirc:util' nuked the project as well. That wasn't
good. Instead, just call remove on the DependencySet. That seems
to work and is a lot simpler.

Add a script to magically change dependencies.

This changes any com.dmdirc.* dependency references into
local project references.

It doesn't yet work for the parser as that's a different
group, and doesn't have independent projects.

Include submodules in gradle.

Start work on a README.

Unignore the submodules.

That didn't work :)

Update Gerrit commit hook.

This reverts commit 7ec738a776.

Add task to install gerrit commit-msg hook.

Add gradle wrapper.

Add other repos as submodules.

I've added them to .gitmodules but ignored the repos themselves.
Hopefully this means everyone can just do `git submodule update
--init --remote`, without us having to commit updates every
time one of the repos changes.