Fixes for Sheriffs' Treeherder backfilling and scheduling support

Sheriffs have the ability to backfill jobs on Treeherder (to determine the push where are regression starts) and the ability to run missing jobs on a push (due to coalescing/SETA).

Few weeks ago we added alerts to pulse_actions:

• System exit calls where crashing pulse_actions and we did not notice

 and we've fixed a couple of bugs since then:

• Backfilling of a test job of pushes with coalesced builds should not test against the wrong build
• Thanks @KWierso for reporting it!
• Filling in a revision on aurora partially fails

Other changes:

• Better documentation
• Moved under the Mozilla Org on GitHub
• Added auto deploy to Heroku from the 'heroku' branch

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mozci 0.15.1: Buildbot Bridge support + bug fixes

It's been a while since our last announced released and I would like to highlight some of the significant changes since then.
A major highlight for the latest release is the support to schedule Buildbot jobs through TaskCluster making use of the Buildbot Bridge. For more information about this please read in here.

Contributors

@nikkisquared is our latest contributor who landed more formalized exceptions and error handling. Thanks!
As always, many thanks to @adusca and @vaibhavmagarwal for their endless contributions.

How to update

Run "pip install -U mozci" to update

New Features

• Query Treeherder for hidden jobs
• BuildbotBridge support
• It allows submitting a graph of Buildbot jobs with dependencies
• The graph is submitted to TaskCluster

Minor changes

• Fix backfilling issue
• Password prompt improvements
• More specific exceptions
• Skip Windows 10 jobs for talos

All changes

You can see all changes in here:
0.14.0...0.15.1

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Mozilla CI tools contribution opportunities

A lot of feature development has happened around Mozilla CI tools this year and it has been great to have so many contributors to help us move forward! We would not be here without all the many contributions we've had.

For now, MozCI needs to wait a bit before we can do full progress around TaskCluster support (blocked on big-graph scheduling work )

Some of the work where we could get some help until then is the following:

• Use the full 20 byte / 40 character hashes for revisions
• Make the project flake8_docstrings compatible
• Readme and instructions are not usable for non-python-wizards
• Increase our test coverage
• Remove the need for LDAP credentials to determine valid repositories
• Add the ability in mozci scripts to re-trigger all existing jobs / all failed jobs
• Add TaskCluster GitHub integration to Mozci
• Release the pushlog module as a Python package and depend on it
• Release the buildapi module as a Python package and depend on it
• Create script which generates .yml files under Mozilla's Gecko tree
• Handle KeyboardInterrupt for all various scripts
• Add --existing-only support to triggerbyfilters

There are more issues, however, I believe these are easier to contribute to.

Feel free to ping "armenzg" on IRC at the #ateam channel (Read more on how to contact us in here)

EDIT: I fixed all urls poiting to https://github.com/armenzg/mozilla_ci_tools instead of https://github.com/mozilla/mozilla_ci_tools

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