I missed anchors for linking to the syllabus today.  The "syllabus-"
prefix avoids colliding with the existing setup IDs
(e.g. "syllabus-shell" for the syllabus entry and "shell" for the
setup entry).

The installation instructions for Mac OS X had
"bash", change this to "Bash".

Close #254.

This is to ensure people will use lowercase ISO codes ("pl", "fr",
etc.)

Related to #247

- A link to a website to calculate latitude and longitude
- Earlier direct link to a Github import section
- Earlier mention of CUSTOMIZATION.md

All these questions arose when I did my first website setup.

Close #242

Git for Windows now (at least for 2.5+) defaults to using MinTTY as the terminal
emulator. This causes nano and other programs to fail to work properly and we
have been unable to come up with consistent ways to fix this. This changes the
setup instructions to have students change the default to use the Windows' default
console, which works fine with our stack.

Previous value of "206" fit to the Eventbrite box for full registration ("Add to Waitlist"), but didn't fit the box for *open* registration (with a larger "Register" button).

Since the testing script is a Python script
users on Windows and that attend R based workshops
can have troubles running the script.
To avoid the troubles,
the text mention the testing script
goes into the Python installation.

Closes #229.

The template was copied from
https://github.com/swcarpentry/bc/blob/gh-pages/misc/etherpad.txt.

Close #223.

Thanks to @iglpdc for report it.

-   Move editor's instructions to after Git.
    This avoid the "nano is the editor installed
    by the Software Carpentry Installer".
-   Make a more uniform suggestion of another editor
    that learners can use, i.e.
    mention SublimeText in all platforms.
-   Others minor rewording.

Close #169.

git-scm.org doesn't seem to reliably point people at an installer
based on their OS version, rather it seems to use the most recently
built installer [1].
So it's probably best to explicitly send people to the git-osx-installer
downloads and tell them which one to grab.

[1]: https://github.com/swcarpentry/workshop-template/pull/204#issuecomment-93172064

Everyone else should download a "snow-leopard" installer.

The project refers to itself as "SQLite" [1], and none of these
references are suggesting command-line invocation.

[1]: http://www.sqlite.org/

The project refers to itself as "Bash" [1].

[1]: https://www.gnu.org/software/bash/

The project refers to itself as "GNU nano" [1], and neither it nor
Wikipedia [2] use any code-like markup around the project name.

[1]: http://www.nano-editor.org/overview.php
[2]: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GNU_nano

The Markdown version came in with d5b65522 (Clarify that the SWC
Windows installer runs once, 2015-04-02, #193), but index.html is
HTML, not Markdown ;).