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Handle multiply mapped anitya projects. #39

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Handle multiply mapped anitya projects. #39

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  1. Handle multiply mapped anitya projects. 

    It is possible for an anitya project to be mapped to two or more Fedora
packages.  In these cases we will now check the monitoring flag of *each*
one of those packages (not just whichever one appears first in the
list) and then file bugs for each of those packages that **do** want
bugs to be filed.

Fixes #33.
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  2. Demote this error message.

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  3. Handle newly-mapped packages from anitya. 

    @tyll requested this in #34:  sometimes, a project exists on
release-monitoring.org *and* the package exists in Fedora.. but there is
no mapping between the two.  When a user establishes that mapping
between them, the-new-hotness should respond by filing a bug if
necessary.

If the project in question has **no** version information at the time
this message arrives, the we force a new check in anitya and bail..
waiting on the next message from that to arrive.

Fixes #34.
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