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This is necessary to fix compilation on machines with large numbers of cores
(e.g. Travis build workers) because the build system automatically attempts
maximum parallelism, and the old one is broken and tries to build multiple
libraries simultaneously.
The new buildsystem almost entirely avoids recursive Make: only trivial
Makefiles in target directories (which invoke the top-level Makefile to build
the appropriate output file) and the old docs makefile are not part of the
new master Makefile.
Due to higher parallelism and better dependency checking, Make should be much
faster now. Not all old targets are supported though.
I've removed implicit dependencies hard-coded in the build system, and
expressed all dependencies in modules.txt, since the implicit dependencies
were confusing, obscure and unnecessary, and it was hard to express their
own dependencies on each other.
Test both the default target and explicitly "parcels" for release builds on Travis.
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