Compile AngularJS Templates

[ericclemmons]

Success! (refs #5)

This PR makes several changes for this functionality to make sense:

• Addition of grunt-angular-templates (by @ericclemmons).
• Using ngtemplates:app to generate angular module app.templates.
• REQUIRED Adding app.templates as a dependency of app. Didn't think this was necessary, but it is for the module to instantiate.
• Removed routes.view, which is no longer necessary
• Split apart libraries from the app in min:* and concat:*
• min targets pivot off of concat dest keys, except performing .replace('.js', '.min.js'), which is much more maintainable
• Removed dynamic <link href="..."> and <script src="..."> generation. Instead, they rely on naming conventions like app.js, app.css, all.js, etc.
• Preferring GoogleCDN for Angular & ngResource. Falls back to build/js/lib/angular.js.
• Removed the variables from views/home.html for now until we have a better demo.

@kwhitley I think this is in great shape! I did not change the module naming pattern, as the current angular "app" sucks, and I'd rather have a better demo.

[kwhitley]

No matter how many views you have, the templates.js only appears to compile/load a single template. Works for your example since there is only one template, but we need to broaden this coverage up to support more (and more varied cases).

[ericclemmons]

Ah, thanks! I'll patch that up.

[ericclemmons]

Resolved via ericclemmons/grunt-angular-templates/issues/1.

Now to pull v0.1.2