Refactor for Berkshelf, clean up docs, simplify

Lots happening here:

* The cookbook now can be used w/ Berkshelf
* Structure follows current, accepted convention for a cookbook
* README cleaned up:
    * Uses README from the cookbook itself, not the main repo, as it's base
    * Includes all attributes
    * Follows pattern set down by Berkshelf
    * More explicit
    * Example data bags are inline, instead of separate files
* LICENSE uses the Apache 2.0 license, as specified in the metadata
    * Follow the license on Opscode Community as the "one true" license
* Bumped version number to 2.0.0 reflect major, breaking changes
* Removed `Cakefile`, as GitHub's "releases" mechanism can be used to create the necessary archive to upload to Opscode Community
    * This removes the need to install Node.js & CoffeeScript

This cookbook converges using Vagrant, though there are some caveats:

* Must specify the path to your data bags in the Vagrantfile
    * This isn't a change that could be considered generic enough to accommodate everyone's setup, thus it has been omitted.
* A data bag following the example in the README must exist