Add travis files

dev_scripts/travis_manager.yml

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+qadapters: 
+    -
+      priority: 1 
+      queue:
+        qname: travis
+        qtype: shell
+      job:
+        mpi_runner: mpirun
+        pre_run: 
+            - source activate test-environment
+      limits:
+         min_cores: 1
+         max_cores: 2
+         timelimit: 0:10:0
+      hardware:
+         num_nodes: 1
+         sockets_per_node: 1
+         cores_per_socket: 2
+         mem_per_node: 4 Gb

dev_scripts/travis_scheduler.yml

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+# number of weeks to wait.
+#weeks: 0
+
+# number of days to wait.
+#days: 0
+
+# number of hours to wait.
+#hours: 0
+
+# number of minutes to wait.
+#minutes: 0
+
+# number of seconds to wait.
+seconds: 10
+
+# when to first execute the job and start the counter (default is after the given interval).
+#start_date:
+
+# Send mail to the specified address (accepts string or list of strings).
+# PRO TIP: the scheduler WILL try to send and email after a default time of 4 days. If you 
+#          comment out the mailto address, this will cause the scheduler to terminate, with
+#          potentially nefarious effects on your running jobs. If you do not wish to receive
+#          emails, a work around is to set the variable `remindme_s` below to something very
+#          large (say, 100 days).
+#mailto: [email protected]
+
+# verbosity level (int, default 0)
+#verbose: 0
+
+# The scheduler will shutdown when the number of python exceptions is > max_num_pyexcs
+#max_num_pyexcs: 2
+
+# The scheduler will shutdown when the number of Abinit errors is > max_num_abierrs
+#max_num_abierrs: 0
+
+# The scheduler will shutdow when the total number of tasks launched is > safety_ratio * tot_num_tasks.
+#safety_ratio: 5
+
+# Send an e-mail to mailto every remindme_s seconds.
+#remindme_s: 345600