allow adding integrations in a test-friendly way

@yields @ianstormtaylor this would makes things easier to test, so we can instantiate the integration and use it directly in tests without any tricky workarounds.

The test before-blocks would look something like this:

```js
describe('before loading', function(){
  beforeEach(function(){
    analytics = new Analytics;
    mixpanel = new Mixpanel.Integration(options);
    analytics.use(plugin);
    analytics.use(tester);
    analytics.add(mixpanel);
    analytics.spy(mixpanel, 'load');
  });
});

describe('after loading', function(){
  before(function(done){
    analytics = new Analytics;
    mixpanel = new Mixpanel.Integration(options);
    analytics.use(plugin);
    analytics.use(tester);
    analytics.add(mixpanel);
    analytics.once('ready', done);
    analytics.initialize();
    analytics.page();
  });
});
```

instead of this:

```js
describe('before loading', function(){
  beforeEach(function(){
    analytics = new Analytics;
    analytics.use(plugin);
    analytics.use(tester);
    analytics.spy(Mixpanel.Integration.prototype, 'load');
    mixpanel = analytics.integration('Mixpanel');
  });
});

describe('after loading', function(){
  before(function(done){
    analytics = new Analytics;
    analytics.use(plugin);
    analytics.use(tester);
    analytics.once('ready', done);
    analytics.initialize(settings);
    analytics.page();
    mixpanel = analytics.integration('Mixpanel');
  });
});
```

All tests pass. The only thing that I changed was removing a test that `this._integrations` got reset. I only case I can seeing that being desired behavior is so you can call `analytics.initialize(settings)` multiple times, but does this ever happen? I can see us wanting to reset that perhaps for tests, but it seems like that type of thing would go into a `.reset()` method or something. If this is desired behavior, what is it used for exactly? That way I can try to figure out a way to still get this `.add` functionality in there to simplify the tests :D

It also seems like with the `.add` method, the describes could be even further simplified.

```js
describe('Mixpanel', function(){
  beforeEach(function(){
    analytics = new Analytics;
    mixpanel = new Mixpanel.Integration(options);
    analytics.use(plugin);
    analytics.use(tester);
    analytics.add(mixpanel);
  });

  describe('before loading', function(){
    beforeEach(function(){
      analytics.spy(mixpanel, 'load');
    });
  });

  describe('after loading', function(){
    before(function(done){
      analytics.once('ready', done);
      analytics.initialize();
      analytics.page();
    });
  });
});
```

/cc @calvinfo 
this is actually a bug in the tests i think. if you refresh the tests in the browser, some will fail because the url goes from `http://localhost:4200/` to `http://localhost:4200/#` because some things seem to be messing with the hash. This code though will fix it when we manually test. There's probably a more robust way...