For #22

…dPress-iOS into issue/22-remove-comapi-warnings

Conflicts:
	WordPress/Classes/Blog.m
	WordPress/Classes/NotificationsManager.m
	WordPress/Classes/WPMobileStats.m
	WordPress/Classes/WPcomLoginViewController.m
	WordPress/Classes/WordPressAppDelegate.m

…warnings

#22 Remove WordPressComApi deprecation

If this in fact needed, it can be reverted. It was not called.

For account change

#22

Note @koke, that for JetpackSettingsVC, the effect of creating a new account may not be the correct approach taken. signInWithUsername:password:blocks use to store the authtoken internally within WordPressComApi. Now, the only way to save a token is by creating a new account.

We could make `refreshTokenWithSuccess:failure` useful again for these kinds of purposes.

- WordPressComOAuthClient should likely handle the keychain for auth token

- Remove kWPcomXMLRPCUrl as self.xmlrpc for a dot com blog is the same

- Collapse various const NSString keys that had the same value

Registers and gets settings via XML RPC API

- Move app usage into NotificationsManager

- Make WordPressComApi app-independent

- Move app usage into NotificationsManager

- Make WordPressComApi app-independent

- Move app usage into NotificationsManager

- Make WordPressComApi app-independent

- Notification was posted for checkForUnseenNotifications

- Also turns out that this method is called, but nothing observes the notification

- Removed the call from the app in NotificationsManager.

- WPToast: present toast from callers instead

- Constants, WPAccount, ContextManager, Note

- Calls to WordPressComApi discovered that relied on the Notes being synced

- Split out the API usage into a category for organization

- Rename confusing ‘sync’ method to `mergeNewNotes:` like other models

- checkNotifications -> fetchRecentNotifications; fetches the last 20

- Remove redundant getter, use property getter instead

- While not ideal, it gives more meaning to the API calls

- Most Notes related calls sync the notes after the response comes back, so keep this in Note

- Remove redundant ‘user’ reference in controller that points to WordPressComApi

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Conflicts:
	WordPress/Classes/BlogListViewController.m
	WordPress/Classes/NotificationsFollowDetailViewController.m
	WordPress/Classes/ReaderPost.m
	WordPress/Classes/SettingsViewController.m
	WordPress/Classes/WPAccount.m

Move the default account URL as recipients of the notification fired attempt to use the default account while deletion is happening, even if it's through the same context. Fixes a visual issue where the sign out did not cause the visual status of settings to be correct.

Results controller should take care of noticing when account changes