`form_tag` and `form_for` serve very similar use cases. This
PR unifies that usage such that `form_with` can output just
the opening form tag akin to `form_tag` and can just work with
a url, for instance.

`form_with` by default doesn't attach class or id to the form —
removing them on fields is moved out to a default revisiting PR later.

Ported over old tests where applicable to ensure maximum coverage,
but left some commented out because they don't yet apply (e.g.
`fields_for` later being replaced by `fields`).

[ Kasper Timm Hansen & Marek Kirejczyk ]

Strips `_for` and requires models passed as a keyword argument.

Graft the `form_for` docs: rewrite, revise and expand where
needed.

Also test that a `format` isn't used when an explicit URL
is passed.

Brand new world! Forms submit via XHRs by default, woah.

Gives us something to revise when we're redoing the
form options helpers.

Also deletes the needless tests for the unsupported namespace
option.

Treat both the FormBuilder and FormHelper.

`skip_id: true` reads better than `include_id: false` (since the
`include_id` default is true).

Since forms are remote by default, the option name makes more sense
as `local: true`.

Soon to be bundled in Rails proper, so jquery-ujs is out.

The flow is still not quite what it should be because the legacy
methods and these new ones pull at opposite ends.

Lots of options have been renamed, so now the new pieces don't fit
in so well.

I'll try to work on this in later commits after this PR (it's likely
there's a much better way to structure this whole part of Action View).