Add contributing instructions to the README
Add livereload back to the project
Fighting with Codekit for the compiled CSS

This also seems to remove two blocks of old media queries. I would
assume those aren't needed, but it would be good to test... @szuniga13 ?
Remove backup and compiled js
Don't run so many checks on resize

We don't need to re-ensure that the .navbar-label and dropdown icons
exist every time the browser is resized. We can just add them as needed
when the page loads and be done with it.
Switch to local jQuery

...for easier offline developing.
Convert all of the JS to a jQuery plugin

This gets rid of all the globals and gives us all the flexibility of a
jQuery plugin.  It's probably overkill since we're trying to use minimal
Javascript, but at least it helps out with code organization.
Re-evaluate menu alignment on resize
Get rid of label margin

The navbar label in the mobile view shouldn't have more margin on the
top/bottom than the rest of the navbar.
Move icon fonts into demo.html

This makes it easier to include the navbar in a larger project without
overriding the settings of a compatible icon font.
Style the navbar-label for the dark theme
Clean up blue theme

Remove dependency on common.less, get rid of prefixes because they'll be
added by autoprefixer, and normalize spaces vs tabs.  Oh, and add some
style to the navbar-label.
Tan theme update

Add label style, lighten borders to match the old theme, and normalize
spacing.
Update simple styles (fixes #39)

More spacing changes, as well as a simple label.
Remove common and template files (fixes #38)

These are no longer needed now that overriding default styles is so much
easier.
Fix mega menus with border-radius

This indents mega menus so that they start/end where the roundedness
begins.  Unfortunately we have to set a fixed width of 100% for mega
menus in IE9 because we're using display: table there, which means that
setting a left value would indent the entire menu too far. So we're
doing this for only flexbox-friendly browsers.
Label doesn't need touch handling (fixes #37)

Even with return false, stopPropagation, and preventDefault, Android's
stock browser was still triggering both a click and a touchstart, which
was causing problems.  We should be fine without the touchstart in this
case because the element is cursor:pointer, so iOS will translate click
events just fine.
Ignore touchmove when collapsing nav (fixes #36)

This also switches the touchstart events to touchend, which makes them
easier to handle.
Add a namespace for the navbar-link click event

Make sure we don’t remove any handlers other than the ones we attach.
Also, remove it way at the top of the screen so the handler is gone
each time we resize (it makes sure that we can’t click on the big
screen size).