Allow access to public Local Sites by anonymous users.
Local Sites were recently given a flag to control whether they could be

publicly accessed. This still required the user to be logged in, though.
This change allows access to public Local Sites by anonymous users, when

anonymous access is turned on for the installation.
A large part of this change is just cleaning up reviews/views.py. Nearly

all the functions either did their own LocalSite checks or assumed

_find_review_request would do it. We now consolidate the logic in a

decorator.
The new logic works like this:


If the user is anonymous, and the site is private, they will get

  redirected to the Login page.


If the user is anonymous, and the site is public, they will be able

  to access the page's view (which still may deny them for other

  reasons, of course).


If the user is logged in, and the site is private, and they don't

  have access, they will get a Permission Denied error.


If the user is logged in, and the site is public, they will be able

  to access the page's view.


There's also a better experience for the dashboard. Now, whether using

LocalSites or not, anonymous users will get redirected to the All Review

Requests page instead of the Dashboard by default. Either page will then

be able to do their own checks, showing a Permission Denied or login box

as appropriate, given the settings.

Tested each of the above scenarios.
Tested all affected pages and didn't see any problems.