[svn] * Changing text in various files to make it more Trinity Core-like, as well as fixing the grammar and understandability in certain files.

* Adding INSTALL file to root with Linux instructions.
* Renaming mangos.sql to world.sql until we figure another world database name (if we actually do, world seems fine to me).
* Updating config files with Trinity text instead of MaNGOS text.

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@@ -6,21 +6,15 @@ the contributor's name, while the right column gives the last known good email
address for this contributor. This list should be introduced with a wording
similar to this one:
MaNGOS THANKS file
Trinity Core THANKS file
MaNGOS has originally been written by Team Python and WoW Daemon Team. Many
people further contributed to MaNGOS by reporting problems, suggesting various
improvements or submitting actual code.
Here is a list of these people. Help me keep it complete and exempt of errors.
Trinity Core is a derivation/rewrite of MaNGOS, which was originally written
by Team Python and the WoW Daemon Team. Many people further helped Trinity Core
by submitting bug reports, code patches, and suggestions.
Special thanks should also go out to the WowwoW team. We have gained help from
them many times in the creation of this project. Keep up the good work guys.
Thanks should also go out to the Ludmilla team, who are also providing the
community with a great server. We have not gained too much help from them,
but we have recieved some.
The easiest policy with this file is to thank everyone who contributes to the
project, without judging the value of the contribution.
@@ -32,6 +26,4 @@ paper exchanges.
You can also decide to send some kind of special greeting when you initially
add a name to your `THANKS' file. The mere presense of a name in `THANKS' is
then a flag to you that the initial greeting has been sent.
TBD
then a flag to you that the initial greeting has been sent.