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The OBv2.0 specification includes a field "Criteria" for BadgeClass. Until now, this field was filled using the URL of the badge assertion, but that is causing some issues in Badgr because it linked to the badge assertion of the first user sending this badge to the Badgr backpack (so then, the following users linked to the first user assertion page too). This patch adds a new page, badgeclass.php which will be used from now to display any badge information which is not related to any assertion (like happens with the criteria in BadgeClass).
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