julia: provide a default parameter to get it to run
julia: cleanup EOLs
julia: remove empty line
julia: match the output to the ref go version
doc: credit onionhammer for nimrod version
all: rev bounce vector calc optimisation

I really feel that this is taking it a bit too far and making it easy for "not so good" compilers to play catch. I would instead keep the algorithm smart but hard and focus on getting the compilers better
Read 'ART' from ART file
Updated ART read to use lines() iterator
Merge pull request #27 from onionhammer/master

Read 'ART' from ART file
Added some of the same compiler optimizations the C++ version gets
Merge pull request #29 from onionhammer/master

Added some of the same compiler optimizations the C++ version gets
all: remove manual pow(n, 99) optimization
doc: add nimrod to list of implementations