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Compute area nek expansion

See merge request !18

Deleted Git submodule for moose

Closes #5

See merge request !20

Corrected heat flux in user object. Refs #6

See merge request !17

comment for the pl_leg function says that it returns 0 if n exceeds the maximum Legendre order, but I don't think this was actually implemented, so I added it. I also changed the Fourier function to by default calculate A for the more common case of n > 0, and only calculate if n=0, instead of the reverse. Refs #8

Makefile fixes

See merge request !16

The user should not manually edit the makefile. It is created at
configure time and is ensured to be consistent with the system setup.

TODO: The library and executables are put in the moon source directory.
Might be better if they were in the build directory

Conflicts:
	examples/integration_example/Makefile
	src/base/MoonApp.C

Update moon to new moose

See merge request !15

Removed all modules from MOON Makefile and made corresponding changes in MoonApp file. Added in the ModulesApp::registerObjects call that is now present in all AnimalApp files by default with newest version of MOOSE.

added MooseVariableScalar.h and SystemBase.h include files to get rid of  errors related to the use of MooseVariableScalar and SystemBase objects.

Bumped required autconf version to v2.69

This is required for the AC_FC_PP_SRCEXT and AC_FC_PP_DEFINE macros.  v2.69 was
introduced in 2012, so I'm hoping this doesn't prove to be an undue burden for
most computing environments.  However, if it causes too many issues, we might
consider omitting these macros.

See merge request !14

This is required for the AC_FC_PP_SRCEXT and AC_FC_PP_DEFINE macros.  v2.69 was
introduced in 2012, so I'm hoping this doesn't prove to be an undue burden for
most computing environments.  However, if it causes too many issues, we might
consider omitting these macros.

Integrates Nek/MOOSE build system

This integrates the Nek5000 build system with the MOOSE build system and obviates the need for makenek.

The functionality of makenek is replicated in an autotools-derived configure script.  When run, the configure script takes command-line options for Nek; runs compiler checks; tweaks the SIZE and .usr files; and outputs a nek.mk file, which contains pattern rules for build targets, compiler flags, etc.  The flags and targets are set to variables understood by the MOOSE build system, such as $ADDITIONAL_CPPFLAGS and $ADDITIONAL_APP_OBJECTS.

See merge request !13