Conf objects and extra bases classes are now no longer monkey-patched onto views. Instead, we walk the urlconf tree for an application and create new views that subclass the originals, adding in the conf and extra base classes.
Conf objects and extra bases classes are now no longer monkey-patched
onto views. Instead, we walk the urlconf tree for an application and
create new views that subclass the originals, adding in the conf and
extra base classes.

This will allow two things:
 * More than one instance of the same Molly application to exist in a
   deployment
 * An application to include a generic view defined elsewhere that can
   pick up configuration specific to that application.

As an example of the latter, an external media handler view included in
the Sakai application can use the Sakai opener object to fetch resources
using the user's stored Sakai credentials.

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