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FireDI Migration Started

As announced earlier this week, Ulfberht (a dependency injection container written for PHP) has started to migrate to UA1 Labs. So far, we have moved the repo from my personal GitHub account to UA1 Labs and started the refactor/rebranding we are doing to fit it into our vision for our Fire suite of development tools.

Our very first pull request for FireDI is starting the refactoring. https://github.com/ua1-labs/firedi/pull/2. I wanted to throw this PR out there just in case there were others who wanted to review what we are doing. Please feel free to comment on the PR!

Also note that we have started a project page for FireDI. We will be posting more about how to use it, API reference, etc, there at the project page. That project page can be found https://ua1.us/projects/firedi/

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