github: Update to match fiscal host reporting.

In general the fiscal host reporting isn't as nice as the project reporting,
so I hope someday we can revert this change, but until then that's what
we're using.

ledger_entry: Support string tests in amount expressions.

This is useful for setting amounts based on imported strings like country,
Eventbrite ticket type, etc.

brightfunds: New importer.

This commit adds infrastructure to treat XLS files like CSV files, and
import them using the base classes that already exist for that.

hooks.ledger_entry: Look up templates dynamically.

If there's a 'ledger entry' key in the entry data, use that value as the
name of the template to load. Thanks to this, nbpy2017 could collapse
multiple importers into one.

Otherwise, build a default template name based on the importer source, and
try to use that.

All the configuration names now end with "ledger entry" instead of starting
with "template". This makes it clearer what they're for, in case we
support other kinds of output templates in the future.

I ended up changing the names of some of the importers so the default
template name was nice, rather than specifying template names for all of
them, to reduce the amount of name discrepancies across the codebase.

README: Document Benevity disbursement importer from 1b1e2d0.

With this, we've finished paying down our recent technical debt.

template: Template amounts are now written with fuller expressions.

This makes it possible to support transactions that divide funds in
ways other than a simple percentage split. For example, there
might be tax withheld, or a flat fee expense on each transaction.

README: Document configuration.

This isn't a complete README, but a start.