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Basically all of this has moved to python, which is fine.
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Taking advantage of new Rust 2018 crate/module path changes, and
re-organizing things. Somewhat optimistic this could help with partial
rebuild speed also.
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Only the basics to get things to compile/test again in this commit.
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But un-comments a bunch of code (and fixes type bugs with that).
Something about calling iron::http() has broken, such that the call
blocks. I thought it might be a port thing, but doesn't seem like it.
Presumably this is what was causing problems with the "old_python_tests"
second test previously.
For now, just disabling; these integration-level tests best done from
python anyways.
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