Remove the use of os.linesep so pyment works on windows. #57
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The python file I/O routines correctly convert the line separators depending on the OS.
Python uses '\n' as the line separator internally for all OS's. It handles the conversion when you read and write a file in text mode.
I had to make one small change GoogledocTools because it was dropping the last raise clause due to how splitlines() works.
The tests run on linux and windows. I do not have access to an osx machine.
This is essentially an update to #25