Rewritten some parts of the documentation

The README, TODO and Developer Guidelines documents were rewritten to
better match the actual progress status of the project. Specifically,
all installation instructions were removed from README, as they are
not working right now. The TODO list was written from scratch.
The .pdf output from the user manual was removed from the repository
and added to the corresponding .gitignore.
Changes in the documentation regarding branches names
Updates to the documentation

Removed the Reference.tex file since it is not correctly generated
yet, and we'll probably don't include in the user manual anyway,
but leave it as a separate file. Added a few clarifications about
third party stuff to readmes.
Added the mailing lists information to README
Corrected documentation in Markdown format

The README, LICENSE, TODO and Developer Guidelines files where revised,
spell-corrected, and formated in Markdown. Extensions where changed to .md
where necessary, A plain LICENSE.txt file was kept for legal reasons. HTML
files where generated from the .md sources.
Rename of the User Manual (in LaTeX) to Book

Also changed the name inside the main .tex file,
and some minor typos in it.
Assembly signing
User Manual in HTML

Written the main manual page and the exceptions grammar example page.
Changes to the README and removed all html
Changed the book's title

The basic idea is to write a book about scientific computing in general
using SciSharp, and not a manual about SciSharp. So we will drop
the idea of writing a chapter for each namespace and instead go
with a chapter for each general topic: like machine learning, optimization, etc.
Renaming of the FeedForwardNetwork file (fixed a typo in the name)
Adding tests for the Learning namespace
BUGFIX: Dimension mismatch in vector-matrix multiplication

The dimension for the result vector was allocated as the same as
the dimension of the input vector. Because of this when multiplying
with non-square matrices we obtained a vector with the wrong
number of dimensions.
Changed the book layout

It will no longer be a reference manual , but instead a general
purpose book on scientific computing, specifically using
SciSharp. For this reason the chapters layout has been changed
to reflect the broad topics covered in SciSharp, and not exactly
to match the library's namespaces.
Testing the FFN
Adding a randomized search feature to KD-Trees

We go downwards searching for a vector stochastically close
to the input vector. For each vector in a middle node we do
a random test, biased on the vectors' distance. If it passes
we return that vector, otherwise, we go left or right also based
on a random test biased of the input vector's distance to the
cut plane. We expect this test to return the closest vectors
with high probability with only a few tests.
Adding SlimDX.dll to the source tree
Redefining the indexing tools for the SciSharp book
Added a new example for Convex Hull 2d

Located in the SciSharp/Examples/Geometry/ folder.
It shows plots of points and an interactive construction
of convex  hulls, using Graham Scan or Jarvis March.
Need to refactor to the new Visualization namespace.
Begun the writing of the Computational Geometry chapter of the book