Unpins django-bootstrap to allow other versions

[jefftriplett]

I worked on an Django 1.9 app which needs a newer version of django-bootstrap3 (7.0.1) which is not released yet. This project also requires django-base-theme which uninstalls my pinned version because this setup is pinned to a specific version.

🐔 and 🍳 if you will.

I'm happy to discuss the change with you or the project can work off of my pinned version as an interim solution until django-bootstrap3 catches up :)

[chadwhitman]

Hey Jeff - yeah this should be fine. Merged it in. Thanks!

[chadwhitman]

Also, on a side note, and for anyone else taking note of this commit...I think I'll eventually remove those installs in the setup.py (i.e., font awesome & bootstrap). I think I would rather add those stylesheets to my SASS build anyway so, in the end, it all compiles into one css file and thus I only need one http request to get what I need. If you go the setup.py file route, you typically pipe them into your template via tags like {% fontawesome_stylesheet %} or {% bootstrap_styles %}, which works, but it creates two more requests and I want the slimmest performance I can get. I already did this (i.e., remove installs from setup.py) for Django Flexbox Theme (https://github.com/wharton/django-flexbox-theme)....

[FlipperPA]

Makes sense to me, good work by both of you - I had monkey patched the bootstrap3 dependency in the WRDS fork I made.