The files contained here are examples of a link file, giturl file and
a gitcommit file.  These are examples only, although each contains
valid URLs to actual SIR subjects.

The link file presented here reflects the multiple URL contents
capability of a concise subject.  The variable link_line
within the install.sh (../../scripts/install.sh relative to here)
instructs the installation script to extract the first line from
the file as the URL to use for downloading the source for version 1
of the phpaddressbook testing subject.  The second line is secondary
location hosting the source code for phpaddressbook version 1 on
the GitHub server.

The giturl and gitcommit files presented here reflect the multiple
URL capability when it applies to Git project concise subjects.
Note that only the giturl file has multiple Git URLs specified
while the gitcommit value is a single Git-hash value reflecting
a specific version of the source code collection of the subject.
Since the project specified in the giturl file, dolibarr, exists
in multiple locations on the web, either can be used to clone the
repository into the source directory.  Once cloned, the installation
script can copy it to the specific location on the end-user's test
platform if needed (e.g. web subjects like dolibarr need to be copied
into a web hosting directory.)

These example link, giturl, and gitcommit files can be used to
experiment with the install.sh and functions.sh scripts that
are provided.
