Fix a bug with limited trivial link bandwidth. It used to be the case
that we penalized solutions that over-used the trivial bandwidth based
on the number of links that were over it. Turns out this was a
problem, if you had links of differing bandwidths, and were near the
limit. Certain orderings were possible where you would remove two
trivial links in a different order than you added them, which might
result in more (or fewer) violations being scored then when you did
them originally. The fix for this is to penalize these based on
bandwidth, which is what assign now does.

Added a '-g' flag, which does greedy link selection - assign normally
does random link selection until the very end, when it does one pass
with greedy selection. This flag makes it do this all the time. This
is useful for debugging, because it cuts out a call to random(). Turns
out, it doesn't seem to make assign much slower. I might consider
making it the default.

Better output when the selftest (-T) fails.