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Prevent LDAP group sync from removing a group's last owner As discussed with Patricio in support request 3151 When setting up LDAP group sync, users can easily lock themselves out of their own group (cf. http://doc.gitlab.com/ee/integration/ldap.html#locking-yourself-out-of-your-own-group). The group may be left without any owner and requires intervention of the GitLab Administrators - a significant burden for a large deployment. In order to avoid this situation, this patch prevents the LDAP group sync from removing the last owner of a group, in the same way GitLab does not allow removing the last owner of a group via the Members page. This "last owner" is left in place until a new owner is nominated, the next sync after that will remove him/her. See merge request !7
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