Updated hybrid core to 2.0.3
Changed sidr margin to px value
Added author box template

This is a simple author box template which displays information about
the post author after single posts. It can be easily removed, extended,
or replaced.
Added author box attributes

The author box requires some schema.org markup as well as a unique ID
and reusable classes. This will provide them through the hybrid_attr()
functions.
Fixed menu button background color
Fixed incorrect textdomain
Added author box color variables
Improved default author box styling
Removed library directory from the project

The Flagship library files have been moved to a separate project and
are now being handled via composer. We no longer need to track them
within Compass.
Added Flagship Library to composer dependences
Added grunt tasks to handle Flagship Library

This will automatically clean and copy files to the directory where the
Flagship library files will live after being pulled in with composer.
Added Flagship Library to the build process
Updated includes path for the new library location

Because the Flagship library is technically a vendor script now, it
belongs in the vendor directory. I also updated the setup function to
hook at the priority recommended by Hybrid Core to avoid any possible
issues.

Closes #16
Updated to latest version of the flagship library
Declared ico files as binary
Added a default favicon
Updated flagship library to latest version
Added a task to update flagship library textdomain

In order to make sure we don’t load more than one text domain, this
task will replace all references to ‘flagship-library’ within the
library files after they’re copied into the theme.

This may not be the most elegant solution for this. I will possibly
look into a better option in the future.
Switched replace for addtextdomain task

The replace task worked for updating the textdomain in the Flagship
Library, but I could see it failing under certain circumstances. The
addtextdomain task was designed for this purpose, so I think this is a
better solution.

Props to @ctalkington for pointing this out.
Removed comments link style

This isn’t needed anymore. We’re showing a link to the comments section
regardless of whether or not the post has comments so hiding it isn’t
necessary.