* Move go test wrapper for block tests from cmd/geth to tests
* Fix logic for when tests are valid or not, by adding correct
  validations for expected valid/invalid blocks
* Change block insertion helper to work on single blocks
* Add one test case for each file in BlockTests and comment out
  the tests which are currently failing
* Add Skip call in all block tests in lieu of performance fixes
  around ethash cache which are needed before it will be fast enough
  to start / stop the node between each test

* Add fixes to parsing and converting of fields in tx tests
* Correct logic in tx tests; validation of fields and correct
  logic for when RLP decoding works/fails and when this is
  expected or not
* Rename files for consistency
* Add block tests wrapper to run block tests with go test

(cherry picked from commit 035a30acbefb5eeadc1fc8dbd567775d5688f8a9)

This commit also changes the block test loading so tests containing
invalid RLP blocks can be loaded and return an error only when they are
run.

(cherry picked from commit 898ba87984791249586b97c9ce340dd087b79d67)

(cherry picked from commit d5083033f15bb815a6212eddae16a7125db58738)

Makefile: for non-gophers

Merge branch 'rlp-size-validation' of https://github.com/fjl/go-ethereum into fjl-rlp-size-validation

Conflicts:
	eth/protocol.go

Fix p2p node key persistence

crypto.LoadECDSA has been modified to expect hex data.
The key was being saved as raw bytes, causing the file
to be rewritten on every start.

Many people need or want to build go-ethereum from the git repository,
mostly to stay up to date with recent changes. We cannot expect that
people without Go experience grok the Go workspace concept.

With the Makefile, building from github requires only
three steps (provided that a Go toolchain is installed):

    - git clone https://github.com/ethereum/go-ethereum
    - ... install C libraries (libgmp, etc.) ...
    - make

If all peers have been tried during the block download process and some
hashes are unfetchable (available peers > 0 and fetching == 0) throw an
error so the process can be aborted.