Implement nacl.sign.keyPair.fromSeed.

[dchest]

Allows deriving a new sign key pair deterministically from a 32-byte
seed. Introduces a tiny change to the low-level crypto_sign_keypair():
a new argument that indicates that sk already contains seed bytes;
however crypto_sign_keypair() interface behaves exactly the same as
before if this argument is not truthful (e.g. not set).

Closes #37.

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I don't like changing low-level things, even though this change is tiny :( Another way to do this would be to copy crypto_sign_keypair into crypto_sign_seeded_keypair or something like it, but dropping randombytes inside; however while it doesn't change the original implementation, it introduces another 16 lines of useless code. I won't merge this until more thinking.

[dchest]

Should we also introduce nacl.box.keyPair.fromSeed? It would actually just call fromSecretKey, as for nacl.box there's no actual difference, however there is a semantic difference.