- added systemd unit file file redis-sentinel
  - the unit file uses the same multiple instance mechanism as the
    normal redis unit file
    systemctl start redis-sentinel@default will look for
    /etc/redis/sentinel-default.conf
    and expects a pid file
    /var/run/redis/sentinel-default.pid
    Please make sure your sentinel config sets the pid file.
  - adapted the default sentinel.conf.example to set the pid file
    and the log file similar to the normal redis.conf:
    /var/log/redis/sentinel-<instancename>.log
    /var/run/redis/sentinel-<instancename>.pid
    The unit file checks for the pid file so please adapt your
    local sentinel configs.
  - adapt and restructure README.SUSE
    - move the LimitNoFile to the service file itself so the user
      do not have to manually do that step for every instance
    - move the apache integration into its own section
    - add section for redis-sentinel
  - install sentinel example config with group write permissions
    to indicate that the actually config needs to be writable.

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