Renat Akhmerov 9fb213c315 The first iteration of restructuring Mistral doc

* Grouped documentation articles into several main parts: user docs,
  admin docs, developer docs.
* Changed the index page so that it contains links to the index pages
  of the main documentation parts like user docs, admin docs etc.
* Fixed all the broken links
* Removed index generation since it's not informative at all in its
  current form and it exposes code internals (REST controller class
  names)
* Removed obsolete properties that are no longer used by the
  "openstackdocstheme" project
* Removed obsolete static html files
* Moved part of the images to the folders where they are used

Further work:

* Refactor main chapters (user, admin, developer) one by one and
  make them look consistent. For example, there are several pages
  that provide similar kind of information: overview, quick start,
  main features etc. It is a mess that's been accumulated throughout
  the last 4-5 years.
* Fill the gaps. Add all missing pages like: event notifications,
  workflow environment, etc.
* Move cookbooks from Wiki to this doc.

Partially implements: blueprint mistral-restructure-docs
Change-Id: Ia722a6885ad2fb97d63a34285b0a5b1a23da79e8

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Install and configure

This section describes how to install and configure the Workflow Service, code-named mistral, on the controller node.

NOTE: Mistral can be used in standalone mode or it can work with OpenStack.

If Mistral is used with OpenStack, you must already have a working OpenStack environment with at least the following components installed:

Keystone with API v3 support

Note that installation and configuration vary by distribution.

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