mount-matrix support, user-space "done"

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Hey accelerometer lovers,

I have, bar any bugs obviously, finished adding support for "mount-
matrix" in iio-sensor-proxy.

The code reads the "ACCEL_MOUNT_MATRIX" udev property of the device,
which it will apply to raw readings. After testing, I will provide a
patch to systemd's hwdb to gather all the quirks that were provided to
me.

Note that, for now, I expect all those quirks to be added to the hwdb
file in systemd, even if available in Device Tree or the ACPI _PLD
property.

In both of those cases, as I don't have the hardware to test with,
somebody will need to add a rule to udev to extract the mount-matrix
property attached to the iio sensor device, using the "IMPORT". Hans?

For the _PLD, this isn't currently exported by the kernel at all. Maybe
a minimal version of this patch:
http://www.spinics.net/lists/linux-acpi/msg51540.html
could be added to the IIO subsystem so that the iio core exports the
information from both sources in the same way.

I expect Thomas and Carlos (both CC:'ed) to come back to me with the
quirks for their devices, so I can finalise the systemd/udev hwdb
patch, documentation included.

Cheers
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