Always restart NGINX

If you use VVV's auto-site-setup feature, new sites create nginx configuration files that are not read by nginx unless restarted. This makes sure that we don't need to provision to make scaffold-ed sites work.
Disable IPv6 for Postfix

@daveross came across an interesting bug with the default configuration -- since the `inet_protocols` defaults to "all", some network configurations will default to trying IPv6 and then giving up when an MX record won't resolve to it. (Try it yourself -- send to addresses at 10up.com vs. get10up.com). Disabling IPv6 and forcing IPv4 for all smtp connections seems to make this work correctly.
Remove the last nginx restart in favor of the always-done restart in Vagrantfile
Fixes typo in README

Fixes link to MIT License under Copyright/License section using malformed Markdown.
Remove hosts from /etc/hosts on suspend
Update Composer packages on every provision

In #129, we moved from a composer.json to a global configuration
for packages such as phpunit. In the current state, changing the
version numbers for these packages only modifies new boxes.

Instead, we can check for and install Composer separately from
a self update and a global update. This allows version changes
to be applied with a standard `vagrant provision`.
global bin-dir is required for Composer packages
Upgrade PHPUnit to 4.3.x
Remove duplicate config of Composer bin-dir
Merge pull request #481 from chrishepner/master

Fix license link typo in README
Merge pull request #420 from zamoose/patch-3

Disable IPv6 for Postfix
Update phpMyAdmin to 4.2.11
Merge pull request #493 from Varying-Vagrant-Vagrants/phpadmin-update

[PR] Update phpMyAdmin to 4.2.11
Merge pull request #492 from Varying-Vagrant-Vagrants/composer-provision

[PR] Allow Composer packages to update on `vagrant provision`
Added external ip sample
Rework wording for external IP address example

See #395
Merge branch 'pr/395'

Fixes #395
Merge pull request #491 from miya0001/remove-hosts-on-suspend

Remove hosts from /etc/hosts on suspend
switching to apt-key so that we can use port 80 to get around a restrictive proxy
see this post: http://superuser.com/questions/64922/how-to-work-around-blocked-outbound-hkp-port-for-apt-keys
Removed commented out lines