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from Ross burton

Ross Burton did the debugging, thanks

Master should not be shutdown-able. the masterclients should,
and master could shutdown on itself but that's  another thing

also fix a bug where PositionProviderChanged was emitted when
AddressProviderChanged should have been emitted

provider-change related methods and signals are now interface specific:
instead of "ProviderChanged" there is  "AddressProviderChanged" and
"PositionProviderChanged". The signatures also changed a bit.

Renamed geoclue_master_client_*_create() -> geoclue_master_client_create_*()
to be consistent with geoclue_master_create_client()

removed the "howto write a provider" for now, makes the docs that bit
clearer.

ReverseGeocode used to have no accuracies in
PositionToAddress, with the assumption that client
will know the accuracy of the Position and can deal with
that. Problem was that often the returned address is not
as accurate as the position accuracy...

Ref() -> AddReference()
Unref() -> RemvoeReference()

Had to make GcMasterClient (barely) implement org.freedesktop.Geoclue
This was needed because of the changes in GeoclueProvider,
but should have been done anyway.

    * GcProvider now uses NameOwnderChanged to notice impolite
      providers (which do not Unref()) disconnecting

    WARNING: master does not compile ATM, not updated yet to use new
    GeoclueProvider

* GeoclueProvider now implements org.freedesktop.Geoclue
* simple examples have been fixed

WARNING: master does not compile ATM, not updated yet to use new
GeoclueProvider

Obsoletes GeoclueCommon because all iface-objects need Ref/Unref
from Geoclue interface anyway, no need to have a separate iface.

Using strings lets us add levels later if needed, also
makes .provider files easier to write/read

Master initilization no longer updates all web provider caches,
this is done in later with g_idle_add. MasterProvider also sets
GEOCLUE_STATUS_ACQUIRING now.

add warning about no gpsd, simplify status handling code,
add status signal emissions to startup, make options handling more
robust