Adapt importer to the latest schema/ORM changes #51
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Following the schema change (metabrainz/bookbrainz-site#1136) and the ORM change (metabrainz/bookbrainz-data-js#323), the importer tools and the test data also have to be adapted (mostly because of improved terminology to be honest).
Additionally I realized that it is possible to create edition imports which are not linked to an edition group, so it makes a lot of sense to remove the unstable EG BBID from the test data.
The whole thing is possible because there are still editions without edition group from an older schema in the DB, so the column is still nullable.