Update dependencies in Travis to something current #31
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These are relatively recent packages after several years of not running the travis tests.
This is a test for a multi-line function declaration and we don't want to be fighting here against the odd behaviour with `size_t`.
For some reason clang 6 (and other versions) don't consider anything with `size_t` to have comments unless we do this silly `typedef`. We have a similar workaround in libgit2 itself.
We don't use it directly so we don't need to depend on a specific version.
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Use Ubuntu Xenial and LLVM 6 since that what we'll end up using to generate the docs.
This includes messing around with
size_twhich for some reason makes it think that nothing has docs.