Feature: multi module support #316
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Description
NOTE: This PR replaces #254 as it cannot be sanely brought up to speed via rebase.
The revocation service will be implemented as a sub-project of the MIW. For this to work the basic gradle structure has to be fixed, as the root project shouldn't contain any sources, only settings.
The PR moves the src/ directory in a sub-project called 'miw' (just a directory inside the repo) and moves the build.gradle file as-is. The previous PR had already done work to extract common parts to a project-wide build file, which we can use.
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