Electron no longer functions due to Issue #26 being fixed.

[MiiCode2]

The fix done in #26 has stopped Electron from launching any applications.

By reversing window.system and window.require checks in function createLoader(), Electron will start functioning again.

See the erroneous code here:

bootstrapper/dist/commonjs/aurelia-bootstrapper.js

Lines 54 to 68 in faf80a9

	if (window.require) {
	return new Promise(function (resolve, reject) {
	return require(['aurelia-loader-default'], function (m) {
	return resolve(new m.DefaultLoader());
	}, reject);
	});
	} else if (window.System) {
	return System.normalize('aurelia-bootstrapper').then(function (bootstrapperName) {
	return System.normalize('aurelia-loader-default', bootstrapperName);
	}).then(function (loaderName) {
	return System['import'](loaderName).then(function (m) {
	return new m.DefaultLoader();
	});
	});
	}

[EisenbergEffect]

It fixed another bug. So, we are going to have to rethink this because if we switch it back it will break other scenarios. I think core-js now defines system and confuses it if we switch. Need to think about it...

[EisenbergEffect]

Ok, this is fixed in master. We'll get it out in the next day or so.