Add ability to change a job array's maximum running task count:
    "scontrol update jobid=# arraytaskthrottle=#"
bug 1863

Added as part of requeue/hold update

Was printing "Name=#" rather than "JobID=#"

Validate that sbatch, srun, salloc return partition error message
on invalid partition name.
bug 1223

option.

we are root or slurmuser.  This was hiding a bug that will be fixed in the
next commit.

Previous logic would stop at "/".

bug 1228

Modify scontrol requeue and requeue_hold commands to accept comma
  delimited list of job IDs.
bug 1929

Previously, scontrol would generate an error if passed a comma
  delimited list of job IDs. A space delimited list would be
  accepted. This increases compatability with some other Slurm
  commands.
bug 1929

Conflicts:
	src/sacct/print.c

The 2 came from the nodelist being "None assigned", which would be treated
as 2 hosts when sent into hostlist.

the default qos for the association.

jobs.

Bug 1969

Pending job array records will be combined into single line by default,
    even if started and requeued or modified.
bug 1759

diversion.

bug 1874

If user belongs to a group which has split entries in /etc/group
    search for its username in all groups.
Ammendment to commit 93ead71a
bug 1738

The file is not installed, but this should eliminate any possible
  confusion in its use.

If GRES are associated with specific CPUs and a job allocation includes
GRES, which are not associated with the specific CPUs allocated to the
job, then when the job is deallocated, an underflow error results. To
reproduce:

gres.conf:
Name=gpu File=/dev/tty0 CPUs=0-5
Name=gpu File=/dev/tty1 CPUs=6-11
Name=gpu File=/dev/tty2 CPUs=12-17
Name=gpu File=/dev/tty3 CPUs=18-23

Then
$ srun --gres=gpu:2 -N1 --ntasks-per-node=2 hostname

In slurmctld log file:
error: gres/gpu: job 695 dealloc node smd1 topo gres count underflow

Logic modified to increment the count based upon the specific GRES
actually allocated, ignoring the associated CPUs (too late to consider
that after the GRES as picked).