Updated to Elixir 1.0.5, removed rebar stuff

[thecodeboss]

I also included various style changes to reflect some Elixir standards. Newlines added to a few files.

Lastly, I changed the Travis script to simplify it slightly.

Feel free to suggest stuff, and let me know if my changes are a bit too drastic.

[qhool]

I've merged the older PR 4 (I've been a bit negligent here, sorry :-) ) This disables compiling via rebar in travis, but I don't want to remove the rebar tooling. You'll need to rebase to resolve the conflicts.

Also, your single commit is a bit large; could you split up into a couple of commits -- one with the change to 1.0.5 and whatever code changes are needed for that, and another with the style changes?

[qhool]

why?

[thecodeboss]

I wasn't sure how hard it would be to get everything to compile under Elixir > 1.0, so I started a fresh Mix project (thus this file was auto-generated) and migrated each of the source files and whatnot manually. This file is exactly what is produced by Mix now, so I think we may as well keep it.

[scohen]

@qhool With the exception of including .ez files in the .gitignore, this PR seems very reasonable; This project no longer compiles under Elixir > 1.0.

[thecodeboss]

In terms of splitting this into multiple commits, I think it would be a lot of work to separate the 1.0.5 vs. style changes. A lot of code was auto-generated too.

I can look into redoing the rebar stuff when I've got time, but I'm not familiar with rebar, and don't currently have access to an Elixir environment (or even the original code I put up here, though it's easy enough to clone again).