Merge pull request #1 from LordZoltan/dev

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The same test now fails, but this time by virtue of the fact the recursive target is detected by the framework.  As a result, it's now possible that the test needs to be rewritten because, in fact, there's no way that particular scenario could ever work anyway!
getting closer (o please get me get closer!)
not quite working yet
it works!
updated readme as I've started pushing it on to Nuget and don't want people wondering why it's, well, kinda missing some stuff :)
caching working - possibly could be faster I reckon, but for now it looks to be pretty high up the IOC performance charts in debug.
have kinda broken it while refactoring.  oh joy.,
all tests passing again, performance a bit better - but too much variance in late-bound rezolver for my liking.

Next step is to reduce the conversion stuff in the generated expressions by introducing generic methods to be picked up by targets between each other.
introducing a separate compiler interface to simplify the next step - which is to build different expressions from all targets based on whether a dynamic container is passed at runtime or not.  We then cache separate delegates to improve performance when dynamic containers are not being used.
performance improved (significantly) but still not where I want it to be.  Also 3 tests are failing.
Better performance still again (code a little untidy at the moment though).  Still not to my satisfaction though!
eeked a bit more performance out of the singleton, which is ultimately the simplest pattern.  Now need to start doing the same for transients and then more complex objects.
getting ready to merge up before getting rid of the cache class and merging it into the RezolverContainer class.
want to include the package batch file.
working on using a dynamically compiled assembly with dynamic type implementations of an interface for creating instances.  Don't actually know if it's going to work in all cases - but it might...  Also, it's a lot lot faster than delegates.