rbt land has historically only worked with Git, and had some Gitisms

in its implementation. For instance, it assumed that after merging a

branch, the branch would always be deleted as a separate step, unrelated

to the merge, which isn't the case with traditional branches in

Mercurial (you'd close the branch as a separate operation). This, along

with the differences between branches and bookmarks, made it a little

wonky to support Mercurial.
This change introduces full support for Mercurial in rbt land,

reworking some of the core landing and merging support and client

capability flags accordingly.
Now, rbt land can correctly land changes living in review requests, in

branches, or in bookmarks to a destination branch. This works much like

it does for Git, from a user's perspective, with the exception that

commits won't be squashed in Mercurial. This could theoretically be

added, but seems to go against the spirit of Mercurial a bit.
Behind the scenes, SCMClient.merge now takes a close_branch

argument, which is responsible for deleting/closing a branch. This

replaces a separate call to SCMClient.delete_branch(), giving the

client more control of the order of operations.
MercurialClient also has some new functionality to determine if a

reference identifies a branch, bookmark, tag, or revision, allowing us

to easily choose whether to interact with hg branch, hg bookmark, or

another command.
This does not support --push at this time.

Unit tests pass.
Manually tested landing a Mercurial change from a review request, branch,

and bookmark, with and without editing commits.