Rebuild GDC site as a vibe.d server, converting all pages to markdown.

Rather than using diet templates, it functions in the following way:
-  Receives a request object for GET /foobar
-  Translates /foobar into a path of where the markdown file is expected to be.
```
'/'         => /views/index.md
'/foo'      => /views/foo.md
'/foo/bar/' => /views/foo/bar.md
```
-  Checks if the translated path exists as a file and proceeds to render the page in the topdown order of:
   - Template header (templates/header.inc)
   - Markdown script (views/foobar.md)
   - Template footer (templates/footer.inc)
-  Sends the built page back to the response object.

The benefit of this being that templates can be loaded onto the server dynamically and without requiring a restart of the entire service to make a change.
As of writing, the memory consumption and build time was > 50% reduction in comparison to using Diet templates to compile *only* four pages in CTFE.

The only time when a site rebuild would be required is for fixing any of the todo listed items in src/app.d.

Before:
![gdc-before](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/397929/3352429/c9de1a80-fa46-11e3-9134-c9d301f6502e.png)

After:
![gdc-after](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/397929/3352428/c9dd2184-fa46-11e3-9a17-2868121f2936.png)

Actually, if I do it that way, wouldn't the handler need to check the type of request?  (As in, discards anything that isn't a GET request)