Remove Iptools and GeoIP dependencies

[hornc]

These dependencies appear to only be used by the deprecated Libraries class and endpoint.

Rather than concern ourselves about modern version numbers and compatibility of modules we are not using, let's remove them and their references.

relates to #1694
should replace #2893
and #2866

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[hornc]

@mekarpeles are you able to confirm whether this method for getting loan stats is fully deprecated?

openlibrary/openlibrary/plugins/books/readlinks.py

Lines 114 to 141 in 457e6d6

	def get_item_status(self, ekey, iaid, collections, subjects):
	if 'lendinglibrary' in collections:
	if not 'Lending library' in subjects:
	status = 'restricted'
	else:
	status = 'lendable'
	elif 'inlibrary' in collections:
	if not 'In library' in subjects:
	status = 'restricted'
	elif not self.get_inlibrary():
	status = 'restricted'
	if self.options.get('debug_items'):
	status = 'restricted - not inlib'
	elif self.options.get('show_inlibrary'):
	status = 'lendable'
	else:
	status = 'lendable'
	elif 'printdisabled' in collections:
	status = 'restricted'
	else:
	status = 'full access'
	if status == 'lendable':
	loanstatus = web.ctx.site.store.get('ebooks/' + iaid, {'borrowed': 'false'})
	if loanstatus['borrowed'] == 'true':
	status = 'checked out'
	return status

I beleive the current used method which uses the latest API (not fake subjects) is here:

openlibrary/openlibrary/core/ia.py

Lines 123 to 127 in 836044c

	def get_item_status(itemid, metadata, **server):
	item_server = server.pop('item_server', None)
	item_path = server.pop('item_path', None)
	return ItemEdition.get_item_status(itemid, metadata, item_server=item_server,
	item_path=item_path)

[tfmorris]

I think @hornc said he was going to do this (any progress on this blocker?) so it should probably be assigned to him, not @cclauss.

[hornc]

#2944 should remove iptool rather than update it.

[hornc]

If someone wants to help with removing these modules please feel free to begin.

[cclauss]

#2953 demonstrates that I will not be able to resolve this one. I still think that #2866 is a safe way for us to remove the roadblock.