renamed biblio alias TC++PL to TC++PL4
introduction: added more builtin types to know_your_implementations_type_info_name_scheme
added cppkoans.sh
cppkoans.README: rewrote

The goals of rewritting:
- those who just want to start as quickly as possible should get the info how to do that faster
- better explain what the motivation and priorities behind cppkoans are
build/make/Makefile: less verbose to make output of actual cppkoans more stand out
READMED.asciidoc: workaround a bug in github's asciidoc implementation
introduction.cpp: comment improved: tell to read koan name first
introduced conditionaly compiling depending on support for C++11 features

First use case is __HAS_TYPE_LONG_LONG
modified compile flags towards compiling using the C++11 standart

That does not mean the compiler uses the C++11 standart to 100%, just as far as he can do it. At least it turns off its own language extensions.
README.asciidoc: replaced C++ by C&plus;&plus; and moved notes to authors to bottom of file
A period at the end of a sentence.
README.asciidoc: replaced C&plus;&plus; by $$C++$$

C&plus;&plus; did not render correctly on GitHub
cppkoans.sh: changed file mode to executable
added ACKNOLEDGE
gtest: learned to dedect when a bool assertion is not yet answered
slightly modified the available all-underscore identifiers
made use of new __________ for literal suffixes/prefixes
fixed typos
added koan area types
introduction: comment improved regarding aliases for referenced documents