I was recently looking at the LAVA documentation to see how much would
be useful for our latest member, Antonio. In short, our documentation
is pretty terrible (which we already new). I've spent most of today
trying to help get things a little better. Its by no means complete,
but I wanted to share with you where things are at, and what my future
plans are.

To begin with, I've changed up our wiki pages a bit. Part of this was
because of a request I got to move our pages from /Platform/Validation
to /Platform/LAVA. Part of this was to try and improve and remove. The
end results are:

A new main page: https://wiki.linaro.org/Platform/LAVA/
*  the first few links here are purely for getting started with LAVA
*  it includes a link to LAVA team oriented stuff:
https://wiki.linaro.org/Platform/LAVA/Links

Renaming of many pages under /Platform/Validation such as:
* https://wiki.linaro.org/Platform/LAVA/DevOps

A removal of LAVA documentation that's already covered in better
detail in our readthedocs pages.

Improvements to http://lava.readthedocs.org:
* updated information about our new lava-deployment-tool for install
* updated information on creating master images
* updated information on adding a device to LAVA
* a new page on how to add a QEMU device to LAVA

This is just the tip of the iceberg. The next things I need to look at are:
* the accuracy and importance of the wiki pages
* the accuracy of the readthedocs

I'll be trying to get this up-to-date as soon as possible. Please let
me know if you find an old page missing you used or something that's
out of date and I'll try and get it corrected.

-andy

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