Add initial users app #2013
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What are the relevant tickets?
Part of https://github.com/mitodl/hq/issues/6679
Note: this is based on the PR #2012.
Description (What does it do?)
This adds an initial users app with an empty migration, per the steps outlined in the issue above.
There are also a few changes regarding SSL certificates and database backups I wanted to commit to avoid an extra PR just for those.
How can this be tested?
The app should still function, the main point of this PR is to get an entry for
0001_initial.pyinto thedjango_migrationstable.NOTE: you don't need to reverse the migration after using this branch, in fact you'll have to apply it later anyway so you might as well leave it