Add endpoint for removing expired lco scheduler events #37
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This PR adds a new endpoint to the calendar api that helps with managing events created by the LCO scheduler.
Any events that are created from the scheduler will have the
originattribute as "lco". When new schedules for a site replace existing events, this endpoint will be used to clear the ptr calendar of the now-outdated events. It works using a query for all events at a given site where the start date is after a provided cutoff threshold, and the origin is "lco".The endpoint will return a list of project_ids for any photon ranch projects that were scheduled during any of the deleted events. These projects will need to be deleted as well (though that doesn't happen here).
Also added a small change to the deployment script so that it doesn't run if the readme is the only file modified.