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Add `upload_pack` to the git module to (partially) implement the pack protocol,
then use this in gittorrentd instead of `git pack-objects`. This lets us
generate packs based off HEAD instead of packing the whole tree each time.
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`git ls-remote` gives us the same info as `git-upload-pack`, but in an
easier to parse format. We can also share the code for interpreting
`git ls-remote` between git-remote-gittorrent and gittorrentd.
This also fixes the problem of `publish_mutable_key()` being called too
soon.
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use rc to get rid of hardcoded configuration
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We need to spawn one swarm per sha, but may need to update multiple
branches, so this provides a mapping between sha's and the branches that
point to it. Storing the information from `got` and `swarms` also seems
more orderly.
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Use `$ git update-ref {branch} {sha}` instead.
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git-remote-gittorrent:
Only fetch a reference when git sends a "fetch" command. It knows when it
already has a commit and won't ask for it. If it asks for nothing, quit early.
Store references in a dictionary so that when asked for a specific sha, we can
find its reference quickly.
gittorrentd:
Add branches to `userProfile`, even if that sha has already been announced.
Fix the parsing of `git-upload-pack`'s output to not skip the line pointing to
`HEAD`.
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git-remote-gittorrent:
Call `git ls-remote` without the 'HEAD' argument to get all references and
build a list of them. Use a different swarm for each ref and don't quit until
we have them all.
gittorrentd:
Parse the branch name out of references and store the sha's in
userProfile[reponame][branch] instead of userProfile[reponame].master.
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