The JSON representation should have an `id` attribute.

For some reason I failed to noticed that the `object_id` property of the
Python objects were not being translating into the `id` JSON property.
The JS code was expecting the `id` property and the Python serialization
stuff was writing out the `object_id`.  Not sure how I missed this but
I noticed it when I went to implement reading deletions tonight.  It is
fixed now and properly tested across the board.
* Integrated CDN-based version of QUnit.
* Integrated JSCover unit-test coverage utility.
* Updated README.rst.
*Merged changeset 36:6bd7b7d9c3aa*

The JSON representation should have an `id` attribute.

For some reason I failed to noticed that the `object_id` property of the
Python objects were not being translating into the `id` JSON property.
The JS code was expecting the `id` property and the Python serialization
stuff was writing out the `object_id`.  Not sure how I missed this but
I noticed it when I went to implement reading deletions tonight.  It is
fixed now and properly tested across the board.
Resolved against changeset 36:6bd7b7d9c3aa
Added tag default/master for changeset 27aab3fb017f
Added tag default/github for changeset 27aab3fb017f