Removed virt-ctrl, virt-df, ocaml-libvirt - now in separate repositories.

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-README
-======
-
-The public interface is described in 'libvirt.mli'.  You may prefer to
-do 'make doc' at the top level source directory and then read the HTML
-documentation starting at html/index.html.
-
-'libvirt.ml' describes how OCaml functions map to C functions.
-
-'libvirt_c*.c' are the C functions which map OCaml objects to C
-objects and vice versa (see next section).
-
-Generated code
---------------
-
-The C bindings in 'libvirt_c.c' are now generated automatically by a
-Perl script called 'generator.pl'.  You do not normally need to run
-this script, but you may need to if you want to extend libvirt
-coverage.
-
-The majority of the functions are now generated automatically, but
-there are a few one-off bindings (eg. one-of-a-type functions,
-functions with particularly complex mappings).  Our eventual aim to is
-autogenerate as much as possible.  Use 'make autostatus' in this
-directory to find out how we're doing.
-
-The generated 'libvirt_c.c' #includes some other C files in this
-directory:
-
-  #include "libvirt_c_prologue.c"
-
-    A prologue that prototypes some static functions which are defined
-    in the epilogue (see below), and provides some general macros.
-
-  #include "libvirt_c_oneoffs.c"
-
-    One-off bindings: Bindings which are too specialised or one-of-a-kind
-    to be worth generating automatically.
-
-  [Followed by generated bindings, then ...]
-
-  #include "libvirt_c_epilogue.c"
-
-    An epilogue which defines some standard static functions (eg.) for
-    wrapping and unwrapping libvirt objects.
-
-The key to understanding the generator is to look at the generated
-code (libvirt_c.c) first, and go from there back to parts of the
-generator script.