[Do not merge] Migrate APIs.guru related URLs

[IvanGoncharov]

Hi @BigstickCarpet,

We are migrating our URLs to APIs.guru domain, here is more details:
APIs-guru/openapi-directory#85
Plus I add Tested on APIs.guru badge, hope you will like it 😄

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Coverage remained the same at 98.438% when pulling b14e897 on APIs-guru:master into af2b284 on BigstickCarpet:master.

[JamesMessinger]

@IvanGoncharov - Thanks for the excellent PR, as always. Apis.guru is looking good! You've done a lot of excellent work there! Also, I love the badge that you added.

Some of the Travis CI build are failing, and I think it has to do with the http-to-https redirect that occurs when visiting http://api.apis.guru/v2/list.json. Can you try modifying the URL to be https (to avoid the redirect) and see if that fixes the builds?

[IvanGoncharov]

@BigstickCarpet We removed http to https redirection.
But I think https is always better so I switched URL to it.

Thanks for the excellent PR, as always. Apis.guru is looking good! You've done a lot of excellent work there! Also, I love the badge that you added.

Thank you, you was the first person who used APIs.guru.
And it was even before I implement API v1: #4 (comment)

P.S. Still missing Twitter and in general have < 700 APIs. But I think we moving in right direction :)

[coveralls]

Coverage remained the same at 98.438% when pulling 286b79d on APIs-guru:master into af2b284 on BigstickCarpet:master.

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Coverage remained the same at 98.438% when pulling 1be56c9 on APIs-guru:master into af2b284 on BigstickCarpet:master.

[IvanGoncharov]

@BigstickCarpet It looks like all problem is related to CloudFlare.
I can't disable their DDoS prevention which blocks PhantomJS.

I want to try S3 as a storage.
So I manually put API folder on S3 and will change API root in this PR.

[JamesMessinger]

Ok, cool. I was wondering why the tests were failing, but haven't had time to look into it

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[JamesMessinger]

Thanks again, @IvanGoncharov !!!

[IvanGoncharov]

@BigstickCarpet https://s3.amazonaws.com/api.apis.guru just tests URL. I plan to use S3+CloudFront as the backend for api.apis.guru. But before that, I need to setup CI deploy + CloudFront + DNS.

So I can create new PR and continue testing or you can revert this PR.
Both scenarious works for me.

[JamesMessinger]

Oh. Sorry. I saw that all the tests finally passed on Travis CI, so I thought you were done with this PR. That's why I merged it.

Can you create a new PR to continue your testing? That'll be easier (for me :) ) than reverting this PR.

[IvanGoncharov]

@BigstickCarpet Cool, I will create new PR. Your test suite is ideal for load testing since it's 5 tests in parallel doing async HTTP requests :)