Blockquotes that have a header (with class "callout", "challenge",
"prereq", "objectives") as their first element will get rendered as
<div>s.  Their structure will resemble Bootstrap's panel:
http://getbootstrap.com/components/#panels-alternatives

There's currently an issue with pandoc: the header nested under the
blockquote will never have assigned attributes.  This is causing the
panel's heading to look enormous.  I'll fix it in
https://github.com/swcarpentry/styles/pull/11.

BTW: glyphicons won't render correctly unless 'fonts' directory gets
moved up one level to the 'css' directory. I'll fix that in
https://github.com/swcarpentry/styles/pull/11 too.

This is based on 966a0322 from gh-pages.

Thanks to @ChristinaLK to report the problem.

As per swcarpentry/lesson-template#140, but only the core CSS
changes.

The original plan was to put the URL for this repository in a configuration file that authors could edit when creating actual lessons.  However, it looks like Pandoc only does one level of variable expansion, so variables inside `_includes/footer.html` (which is itself interpolated as a variable) aren't expanded.  Instead, we will tell authors to edit `_includes/footer.html` in the `README.md` in the `gh-pages` branch.

1. Bringing in Bootstrap CSS files.
2. Merging swc.css and swc-bootstrap.css from 'bc' repository.
3. Updating _includes/header.html to refer to the right files.

* Add `.nojekyll` to stop GitHub trying to compile.
* Get rid of Jekyll `_config.yml`.
* Create placeholder `css` and `img` directories.
* Create `pages` directory with source for web pages.
* Move all Markdown files into `pages`.
* Move `tools` into `pages` (because that's where people will mostly work).
* Move `_includes` and `_layouts` into `pages` (because that's where we'll compile).

This is up for discussion, but at the moment is the
minimal set of files needed to be a Software Carpentry lesson.