Make the _couch package just a module
Move all tests directly to 'test/'

After the split, this repository does not contain any pymad/jpymad tests
anymore, so the nested folder layout becomes obsolete.
Update test script locations for Travis
Merge pull request #74 from coldfix/move-tests

Move all tests directly to 'test/'
Merge pull request #72 from coldfix/couch_module

Make the _couch package just a module
Add support for platform=="win-amd64"

This platform needs to be handled the same way as "win32".
Merge pull request #75 from coldfix/support-win-amd64

Support for platform=="win-amd64"
Change "Install" to "Build" in headings
Add side remarks to install recommendations

- resources for python installations other than Python(x,y)
- extending PATH for CMake
- using MAD-X <latest revision> versus <latest version>
- multiple extraction steps for madx source code
- using cmd.exe instead of enhanced console
- fix link location for prebuilt binaries
Make it easier to avoid one of the build errors

The 'Unable to find vcvarsall.bat' error will almost certainly occur if
following the install recommendations.
Add info on how to handle "-mno-cygwin" error
Remove "Occurs" and "Reason" remarks

These were not really informative or helpful.
Refer to OS-specific instructions in Dependencies section

The OS specific instructions contain additional remarks how the
dependencies should best be installed and a reference to the dependency
section anyway. So it's better that the user does not first install
dependencies on his own and afterwards finds out that there is a better
way.
Use the seealso directive
Remove unnecessary patch

The suggested patch was for a code version that already fixed the
problem in question.
Fix typo in README
Link to github.io pages for documentation
Merge pull request #73 from coldfix/multi-index

Allow multi-index access in TableColumns
Merge pull request #79 from pymad/improve-doc

Fix some documentation issues
Remove build time dependency on numpy

This makes the created binary specific to only the python build. It can
be used on target machines with different numpy versions than on the
system which was used to create the binary. This significantly
simplifies distribution of binaries for windows systems.

Furthermore, the setup.py script becomes a little easier, since we don't
require numpy to be installed in advance anymore.