chore(build): updates 3rd-party build dependencies #80
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…ies in npm devDependencies. updates Makefile to reference new location of devDependencies in `node_modules`. ignores generated `package-lock.json` file and `node_modules` directory. extracts `.jshintrc` from deleted `jshint-check.js`. adds incredibly basic `CONTRIBUTING.md` to document installation of deps and running `make` to build/minify and execute tests.
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hi @lloyd , this is an extension of #10
devDependenciesMakefileto reference new location ofdevDependenciesin the project'snode_modulesdirectorypackage-lock.jsonfile andnode_modulesdirectory.jshintrcfrom deletedjshint-check.jsCONTRIBUTING.mdto document installation of deps and runningmaketo build/minify and execute testsif you're on board with this kind of change, i'll follow up with proposals to do the same with jquery for browser tests, and get a travis CI build running on this thing. please let me know what you think!