Update to 0.0.5
Issue #2: Implemented automatic FlashAccessPolicyDisabled property for Mac OS X and Linux environments.
Issue #2: Fixed a typo.
Issue #4: Extracted JQuery and JQueryAsync logic to an IJavaScriptController/JavaScriptController file. This will allow us to begin unit testing Elements.
Issue #5: The Handler is now being stored in the Thread properly. Apparently there is some sort of bug with using Thread.GetNamedSlot on Mono, so we're now using Thread.AllocateNamedDataSlot.
Merge branch '0.0.5' of github.com:hydrais/arc into 0.0.5

Conflicts:
	Arc.WebSockets/UI/Elements/Element.cs
Cleaned up unnecessary includes.
Issue #5: Sort-of reverted Arc-breaking change.
Issue #6: Replaced Alchemy with Fleck.
Issue #8: Added X509 certificate support (WIP)
Issue #8: Added wss:// support to arc.js
Issue #3: HashChange was being fired, but not detected due to initial latency when connecting. For safety, we are now manually instructing the client to send its initial hash change.
Issue #7: Updated documentation.
Issue #14: Main thread is now paused automatically when App.Start() is called.
Issue #11: Control rendering is now standardized. Made WebSocketHandler.Control Obsolete, to be removed in 0.0.6.
Issue #12: Control events are now cleaner. Added PreLoad and Load event methods.
We are no longer initializing the Control's eventListeners dictionary twice, or loading the default template twice.
Issue #10: Templates can now be loaded manually through the new Template attribute, as well as a LoadTemplate method on Control. Arc now checks to make sure templates exist. If they don't, a more helpful TemplateNotFoundException is thrown.
Issue #9: Handlers are now Terminated 5 seconds after the client disconnects, unless the Handler has set its PreventTermination property to true.
Issue #15: Assembly templates can now be loaded using the AssemblyTemplate attribute.