Removed unnecessary button markup

This was never actually used. It was leftover from the original
template that the menu was based on. All we need is the screenreader
text.
Removed unnecessary margin

This is already set by our reset and setting it again makes reusing our
defaults a little annoying in the editor styles
Added editor styles

Woohoo! This is our first stab at including editor styles in Compass.
We probably can abstract this out a bit more so that the build can
reuse more of the actual theme styles without having to copy them in
manually, but this is a good starting point. Related to #23
Updated the build process to handle editor styles

This makes sure our editor styles are pulled into the theme when we run
the `grunt build` command without slowing down our normal `grunt` and
`grunt watch` commands.
Removed static max width refrences

We’re now reusing the $max-width variable wherever possible to make
changing the global layout settings a bit easier.

This would probably be more useful if we switch to ems or some unit of
measurement other than pixels. Props to @ccgjosh for pointing this out.

Closes #24
Improved doc styling and organization

I also moved in some items that were previously in _layout.scss but
didn’t really fit. At some point, _misc.scss will likely need some more
attention
Changed default breadcrumbs location

Although support isn’t added for breadcrumbs in Compass by default, we
are using them in a number of our themes and the default location was
resulting in strange placement results. This should move them into a
more typical location for those who want to add support for them.
Re-added breadcrumbs to archive.php
Added a wrap element to the loop meta template

This is useful in situations where you’re using a full-width layout on
an archive page of some sort.
Fixed incorrectly-named loop title

This was leftover from the original development cycle and snuck through
unchanged.
Added css directory to project map
Changed hook prioriteis

We were running the setup function a little later than we should have
been and the includes function a little earlier. This change will make
sure add_theme_support always works as expected and included files will
always have full access to Hybrid Core modules.

The only hybrid core functions which fire later than this are related
to translation and admin functionality, neither of which should be
handled in this main includes function.
Added trailingslashit to includes directory path

Because get_template_directory() can be filtered, we should always wrap
it in trailingslahsit to avoid potential fatal errors due to the path
being double slashed.
Added composer installers

This should help ensure Compass is installed in the correct location
when it’s added as a  composer dependency. See:
http://composer.github.io/installers/

Closes #5
Updated composer lock file

This adds the composer installers and pulls in the newest version of
the flagship library
Updated to the latest scss-lint config
Removed all default sass-lint rules

This smaller rule set only includes the rules which are different from
the default scss-lint config.

It also adds the requirement for leading zeros to keep us in line with
WP CSS coding standards. Thanks to @GaryJones for bringing this up.

Closes #25
Added leading zeros
Updated npm depdenencies
Added support for hybrid core template hierarchy

We’ve been using this in a number of projects since creating Compass
and it’s obvious that there are some clear benefits to enabling it. My
personal favorite is post templates. Definitely look into if if you’re
building themes with Compass.