Provide support for TOSCA qualified name

Looking at translator/hot/translate_node_templates.py
It seems that this aliasing could be achieved by using multi-key dicts such as https://pypi.python.org/pypi/multi_key_dict/ or any custom multi key dict.
e.g.

TOSCA_TO_HOT_TYPE['tosca.nodes.Compute', 'Compute', 'tosca:Compute'] = ToscaCompute
TOSCA_TO_HOT_TYPE['tosca.nodes.network.Network', 'Network', 'tosca:Network'] = ToscaNetwork

This dict will also allow using the following construct:

Instead of
if node.type == "tosca.nodes.Compute":
have
if node.type in TOSCA_TO_HOT_TYPE.get_other_keys("tosca.nodes.Compute", True):

Before anyone works on this... I am formalizing how we do namespacing and namespace prefixing in the latest TOSCA spec. As part of that work, I am planning on formalizing the "shortname" and "prefix" used on the qualified name. Whoever Implements this should schedule a call with Sahdev and myself to be sure all the implications are well understood before starting.

For "shortname" my plan is to add a an "sname" keyname to all base TOSCA types (i.e., Node, Relationship, Artifact, Capability, Interface, etc.) that will declare the value in the spec. so it is not something "just in the spec. text" but actually in the TOSCA definition schema file.

Hi Dimitri,

I think we need to do more than just modifying translator side code (e.g. translator/hot/translate_node_templates.py) as this needs to be taken care in TOSCA Parse (toscalib dir) code as well.

As Matt mentioned how to handle namespace is under discussion, let's wait on it before we finalize any implementation. Thanks!