Initial attempt at telnet protocol support. It's just objects and checks for
now.
Added the rest of the standard negotiation functions (WILL, WONT, DO, DONT).
Updated documentation. Moved around telnet info.
Added more telnet negotiations. Added MSSP for testing purposes. Messing
with function names and such.
GEN: Added MSSP support.
DEV: I'll need to separate the telnet opts from the telnet commands, as they clearly have some collision here.
DEV: Being anal; fixed formatting of some code. I really hate when browse display text and rape the formatting. Oh well.
DEV: Changed function names again. This should be the last time.
DEV: Fixed comments so they aren't completely useless. Even I get confused about
the DO/DONT/WILL/WONT negotiations.
Initiali MCCP attempt.
Renamed MCCP to MCCP2, since that's what it is.

Fixed up the debug messages, added test command (sends a big message), and
added MCCP2 indicator in who list.
Left this out.
Added config.lua to source directory, which we'll use as a config file. config.lua is loaded before all other packages, and can reflect which packages are loaded in the future. Currently, it can enable or disable MCCP2.
Added debug message.
Added support for ANSI terminals as well.
	Changes in v0.7a (4/23/2013)
	------DEV--------
	* Added support for pure telnet clients (which send input instantly as it is entered).

	* Added config.lua to source directory, which we'll use as a config file. config.lua is loaded before all other packages, and can reflect which packages are loaded in the future. Currently, it can enable or disable MCCP2 which brings me to...

	* Added support for MCCP2. It currently uses lzlib (https://github.com/LuaDist/lzlib) which I have had no luck getting installed on my Windows machine. MCCP2 starts enabled, which requires lzlib, so you'll want to disable it if it's not installed.

	* Fixed up the debug messages, added test command (sends a big message), and added MCCP2 indicator in who list.

	* Fixed comments on telnet protocol functions so they aren't completely useless. Even I get confused about the DO/DONT/WILL/WONT negotiations.

	* Added MSSP support. Right now it only sends the MUD name and uptime (which I now realize is not the right value).

	* WARNING: I'll need to separate the telnet opts from the telnet commands, as they clearly have some collision here.

	* Added support for telnet negotiations.

	* No longer loads the object packages in loadPackages() -- these are loaded as needed by the individual packages as they are needed.

	* Updated READMEs.