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Begin work on Flask-SImon

This is the beginning of the `flask_simon.Simon` class. From here I still need to add documentation and a sample or two.
Proposed documentation layout

Installation will describe the different options for installing Flask-Simon.

Quickstart will be a simple walkthrough of the using Flask-Simon.

Configuration will discuss what configuration settings are used by Flask-Simon

API will contain the autodoc output for `flask_simon.Simon`.

Further Reading will provide links to the documentation for Simon and MongoDB
Add get_or_404() to __all__

As part of the public API of Flask-Simon, `get_or_404()` needs to be included in `__all__`. Also, according to PEP8, `__all__` should appear after any imports.
Add docstrings
Add PyMongo as a requirement

Even though the Simon setup script will take care of this for us, it's a good idea to be explicit with all requirements.
Fix sys.path for documentation

The documentation's parent directory needs to be added to the `sys.path` so that it can properly import `flask_simon` for any autodoc functionality.
First real pass at the docs

This should cover everything that Flask-Simon does. I'd like to read through it a couple of more times though.

I may even want to add support for a few additional configuration options, such as `MONGO_HOST`.
Add introduction to the docs

It's brief, but it felt like it was lacking. It should help anyone not familiar with Simon.
Add Flask-Login example

This should help anyone interested in using Flask-Login. It demonstrates defining a class that subclasses both `simon.Model` and `login.UserMixin`.
Remove link to folder

I was hoping the link would work on GitHub. Alas, it does not.
Make the Flask-Login server runable

Runable? Is that even a word? I'm sure it's not, but the Flask-Login example can now be run from the command line `$ python login.py` to see the site in action.
Add Flaskr-Simon example

Flaskr-Simon is a sample Flask application. It's based on Flask's Flaskr tutorial, modified to use Simon and MongoDB instead of SQLite.
Add Flaskr-Simon requirements

The only requirement is Flask-Simon, but it's good to include the requirements file anyway.
Remove debug from Flask-Login example

This change is to make the Flask-Login example consistent with the Flaskr-Simon example