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Get the Gem Exchange dta from the official GW2 API #158

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This is the last call to the old TP-API. Thus the Pull Request not only switching the Gem Exchange to the new API but also deletes a number of classes and configurations that only mattered to the old API.

Since this was the spider to use gw2 sessions, they are now removed as well. There have been some other cleanups as well.

List of changes:
- remove item-db worker from start-workers.sh
- remove some now unused urls from the default config
- do not route /admin/session POST anymore. We don't use them anymore anyways
- don't try to log into a gw2 session anymore in worker-gem
- remove some unused use statements
- remove session related functions from the base spider and add a central function to retrieve API data
- use the official gw2 API to retrieve gem exchange data
- remove gw2 session related classes and the old TradingPostSpider
- change the admin_session template to inform the caller that it's not used anymore.
This version includes documentation changes for the updats gem-worker, an added section to install grunt and some minor changes (some hard linewarps among others).
Make getApiData Exception text less specific.
rubensayshi added a commit that referenced this pull request Nov 24, 2014
Get the Gem Exchange dta from the official GW2 API
@rubensayshi rubensayshi merged commit d4a7e19 into rubensayshi:master Nov 24, 2014
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