Adds re-architected Bluetooth UART driver from the Intel/Zephyr arduino101_firmware_source-v1.tar package.

Squashed commit of the following:

    drivers/bluetooth:  Re-architect Bluetooth UART driver to follow upper/lower half model.  Completely untested.
    drivers/bluetooth:  Grr..  Another band-aid commit to stay in sync with master.  Why is this so difficult
    drivers/bluetooth:  Band-aid commit to stay in sync with master.  Lost it somehow.
    drivers/wireless/bluetooth:  A few changes, mostly thought experiments.
    drivers/wireless/bluetooth:  UART-based Bluetooth driver ported from the Intel/Zephyr arduino101_firmware_source-v1.tar package.  This initial commit is the original files in the NuttX build environment with changes to conform with the coding standard.  It should not even build.

wireless/bluetooth: Add driver object in all driver methods so that the driver has a way of maintaingin context.

This commit brings in the Bluetooth stack from the Intel/Zephyr arduino101_firmware_source-v1.tar package.

NOTE: This selection is marked EXPERIMENTAL.  It is incomplete and, hence, untested.  It still lacks any low-level Bluetooth drivers and is missing the network interface driver.

Squashed commit of the following:

    wireless/bluetooth:  Fixe last of compile issues.  Now compiles without errors or warnings.
    wireless/blutooth:  Add macros BT_GETUINT16() and BT_PUTUINT16().  Fix more compile errors.  Only one file now generates compile errors.
    wireless/bluetooth:  Add macros BT_LE162HOST() and BT_HOST2LE16().
    wireless/bluetooth:  Add bt_queue.c; begin fixing comple errors.  Many more compile problems yet to resolve.
    Kconfig edited online with Bitbucket
    wireless/bluetooth:  Struggling to remove nano_fifo logic:  Replace buffer management with IOB allocate... this changes some logic and might have some side effects.  Use messages queues instead of nano-fifos to inter-task communications.  nano-fifos still used in 'frag' logic... whatever that is.
    wireless/bluetooth:  Fix numerous typos introduced by an ill conceived search-and-replace.
    wireless/bluetooth:  Add message queue support to manage interthread buffer transfers.
    wireless/bluetooth:  Replace fibers with kernel threads.
    wireless/bluetooth:  Fix a few initial compile errors.  Just the tip of the iceberg.
    wireless/bluetooth:  Complete leveage of the bluetooth stack including public header files.
    wireless/bluetooth:  Complete leverage of all Bluetooth source files.  Still missing header files that defines the driver interface.  Also missing the network driver implementation.
    wireless/bluetooth:  Fix some naming of static global variables.
    wireless/bluetooth:  Adds three more files ported from the Intel/Zephyr arduino101_firmware_source-v1.tar package (plus two original files).
    wireless/bluetooth:  Adds five more files ported from the Intel/Zephyr arduino101_firmware_source-v1.tar package.
    wireless/bluetooth:  Adds three more files ported from the Intel/Zephyr arduino101_firmware_source-v1.tar package.
    wireless/bluetooth:  First few files ported from the Intel/Zephyr arduino101_firmware_source-v1.tar package.

disable useless interrupts
receive data that is still in FIFO at RX complete

Fix bad header definition that prevented the driver for working at all. START_IMMEDIATE was actually asking to wait for expiration of the wake up timer, which requires enabling the 32 kHz low power oscillator, which just does not exist on the RFM26W, so the wake up timer was NEVER expiring

Also redefine GPIOs even after WDS canned config.
Also enable more ints.

mac802154: Fixes bug where primitive was freed when it shouldn't have been, causing double free call

Approved-by: Gregory Nutt <gnutt@nuttx.org>

mac802154: Adds ackreq flag to TX descriptor for use by radio driver.

The radio layer is responsible for a full "transaction". Because of
differences in radio capabilites, the radio must be responsible for
the handling of acks and retransmissions. This commit simply passes
the ackreq meta-data flag along to the radio.

Approved-by: Gregory Nutt <gnutt@nuttx.org>

mac802154: Adds basic support for RX-ENABLE.request primitive

Approved-by: Gregory Nutt <gnutt@nuttx.org>

add success checks in packet handler config
enable pullups on gpios
add code to customize irq enabling
setup rx_start to go back to rx on rx timeout.
display more int status

arch/arm/src/stm32:  If Ethernet initialization failures (per previous commit), then do not register the uninitialized Ethernet device.  Ths prevents any use of the badly initialized interface.

On STM32, in case of PHY failure, usually because of the lack of 25/50 MHz REFCLK input, the Ethernet block would lock up in a while loop waiting for readiness, which will never happened.  This prevented the board from starting at all in the case of a PHY failure.  This commit adds a retry loop to avoid bricking the board if the Ethernet block is unable to start.

Fix some bugs in networking

* netdb: Fix boundary conditions in dns_recv_response()

Signed-off-by: Masayuki Ishikawa <Masayuki.Ishikawa@jp.sony.com>

* Fix typos in include/nuttx/net/dns.h

Signed-off-by: Masayuki Ishikawa <Masayuki.Ishikawa@jp.sony.com>

Approved-by: Gregory Nutt <gnutt@nuttx.org>

Per Matias Edlund:  I recently used the tcflush function and found that it failed with ENOTTY. The reason is that the TCFLSH case in the function uart_ioctl in the file drivers/serial/serial.c does not update the ret value."  On success, the TCFLSH IOCTL logic needs to explicitly set the return value (ret) to zero.

tools/gencromfs.c:  Was duplicating all mode bits in source directory in CROMFS directory.  Some make no sense.  In particular, all write-able bits are cleard unconditionally.  Executable bits are still copying because there is really no way for the tool to know if the file is executable or not.

fs/cromfs:  Block length only needs to be uint16_t, not uint32_t.  Add pading to node structure to assue that alignment is the same on all platforms.  tools/gencromfs.c:  Fix the target offset of the '.' hard link.

fs/cromfs:  Fix a error in reading partial compressed blocks.  The LZF decompressor does not support that operation.  Instead we have to decompress full block into a temporary buffer and copy out the parts that we need.  To compensate for the performance hit, a caching mechanism was added so that we do not have to read the same block repeatedly.  Unrelated:  Also updates some README files.

configs/cc3200-launchpad:  I don't think that there is any reason for BINFS to be enabled in the NSH configuration.

STM32, STM32L4: add one bit read and write to 1-wire interface.  This is needed for devices that require single bit timeslot generation and for 1-Wire search algorithm triplets.

Remove configurations using canutils/libuavcan and examples/uavcan.  libuavcan has not built for a year or so.  The basic problem is that as NuttX advances, the old frozen versino of libuavcan has become absolute because it violates the portable POSIX OS interface.  No one is maintaining the port so there is no alternative but to remove it.

Documentation/NuttxPortingGuide.html:  Some updated wording of description of the directories need for a complete board configuration.