Add comment to say code was generated by cookiecutter.
Keep identation pattern in comments.

In some older systems git can't clone stuff if the link does not have
.git.

Some sim detector names were still present in the code.
Removed them, changed for {{ cookiecutter.project_name }}

So taht ioc folder will compile adequately.

Change remaining "simTask" to "acqTask".
Change "computeImage" to "getImage" to try and give a more intuitive
sense of what the function should do.

Add some comments.

with:
sed -i "s@simDetector@{{ cookiecutter.project_name_pascalCase }}@g"

Fixed some small details such as wrong module name in RELEASE file and
add path to load template file in st.cmd

So the st.cmd file comes ready to load the records instead of having
to type the module path every time you use the cookiecutter.

allocBuffer was made to remove the need of resetImage parameter.
resetImage seems to have meaningful impact in the acquisition logic and
I dont want the cookiecutter users to think that they SHOULD to implement
a resetImage logic in the Driver. So i made a special effort to remove
it.

To become a good template this code can be reduced to only the very
basics of an ADDriver implementation.

I probably left a lot of stuff pass by this commit, but removed at least
most of the stuff that are not implemented in all drivers, trying to
leave only the essential to ADDriver implementations.

There should be no reminiscent of simdetector names there but maybe
there is something missing. Haven't tested it yet.

LCENSE basically has cookiecutter.author_name in it
Makefile uses the pascalCase project name to add it to DEPEND_DIRS

In EPICS community, it's common to use pascalCase to define files and
classes names.

I didn't want to create a cookiecutter that wouldn't follow the
convention, so I create this simple script to try and create a variable
name that is the project name but in pascalCase.

If it can't recognize the pattern, it just gives up and uses the
CamelCase anyway (that is, if the initial project name was in CamelCase
at all).

It's a simple commit, but took me some time to figure out how to use
this.

It will be needed to convert the project name to pascal case conventions
followed by EPICS community in driver classes and files.

I had a simple conversion algorithm ready but it unfortunately got lost
in the process of learning how to use this simple_extensions
thing.

If project repo url is defined, it will be put in README.

Nothing much different from ADSimDetector. Just left some indications on
where to put EPICS_BASE and modules paths in RELEASE file in case
someone wants to compile this outside areaDetector main path.