Use ES6 Promise API rather than dojo/Deferred

This PR converts the delite code to use the ES6 promise API, as shimmed by https://github.com/calvinmetcalf/lie.  Note that shim could be replaced by any equivalent shim, or by a plugin that only loads the shim if necessary, which would fully resolve ibm-js/sdk#5.

This includes one API change: events now have a `setLoadDeferred()` method rather than a `loadDeferred` property.  Probably that function should have a better name, like `setChildInfo()`.  Anyway, `setLoadDeferred()`'s parameter is either a plain object, or a thenable (aka Promise).   The change is because ES6 Promises don't have `resolve()` and `reject()` methods, so it makes sense for the event handler to specify the whole Promise.  

```js
require(["delite/register", "delite/DisplayContainer", "lie/dist/lie", "dojo/request"/*, ...*/], 
  function (register, DisplayContainer, Promise, request/*, ...*/) {
  document.addEventListener("delite-display-load", function(event) {
     event.setLoadDeferred(new Promise(function (resolve, reject) {
      // build a file name from the destination
      request(event.dest+".html", function (data) {
         // build a child from the data in the file
         var child = a_parse_function(data);
         // resolve with the child 
         resolve({ child: child });
      }));
  });
});
```


Internally, the changes to match ES6 Promise spec are:

- Since ES6 Promises have no `cancel()` method, HasDropDown has code to manually cancel.
- You specify the resolve and reject code at the time the promise is created, like in the example above.
- `when(...)` --> `Promise.resolve(...)`

Other notes:

- DisplayContainer's `show()` and `hide()` methods were unnecessarily creating a Deferred.  I refactored the code not to do that.
As this is passed to Promise.resolve() and Promise.resolve() parameter seems to be called a "value" maybe loadedChildValue? That said I'm not sure the value naming for the parameter is something really standard even though this is used in MDN samples and in lie code.