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https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=27489
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This moves the domain-specific special case from
connection.c:remote_error_cb to more generic error-handling code.
I'd previously thought that a stream <conflict/> before connecting
successfully would be a WOCKY_CONNECTOR_ERROR, but that turns out
not to be true.
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TpConnectionStatusReason + TpError
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According to http://gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/gcc-2.95.3/cpp_1.html#SEC8
the header guards in non-system header files should be FOO_H not
__FOO_H__. The double-underscore is reserved for system headers.
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There is no point in now allowing error.h to be included directly.
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With this change name clashes are more difficult to happen as it's
not normal for other projects to use __GABBLE_PLUGINS_XXX__ for header guards
while __PLUGIN_H__ and __SIDECAR_H__ are more common.
Also in a later patch new files with the same name as files found in src/ will
be added and appending GABBLE_PLUGINS to header guards avoid conflicts with the
header guards defined in the files in src/.
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