Added support for MSBuild "random" build and revision number properties #20
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Not sure if y'all even want this, but it's useful for my team in our .NET shop. MSBuild supports auto-incrementing assembly version numbers in the form of 1.0.* or 1.0.1.*, where the third number is the number of days since 01/01/2000 and the fourth number is the number of seconds since midnight divided by two. We're using it to generate a build number that then gets passed in to MSBuild on the command line, and it reconstitutes the AssemblyInfo files from it. If it's not something you want to include in the mainline of the plugin, it's cool, but figured since I spent the time to add it, I'd might as well create a PR and see if you want it. Cheers!