feat(dewar): add config info and readme, for initial pypi release.

LICENSE.txt

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+This project has not yet been released under a license.
+
+Until it is, no guarantees are made about the project, and all rights remain with the creator, tfpk.

README.md

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+# Dewar
+
+Dewar is a static site generator inspired by flask.
+
+## About
+### Why the name "dewar"?
+
+Dewar (pronounced d-you-ah) is another name for a vacuum flask, or a thermos. Basically, it's a flask that keeps things frozen (or hot).
+
+### Why would I use this?
+
+To the moment, there have been a few ways of making a static site:
+
+ - Roll your own custom solution, maybe using jinja, but maybe just formatting a html template solution.
+
+This might work for a small site, or for a repetitive report; but maintainability is lost, and a lot of custom configuration has to be done.
+
+ - Use a static site generator (a la jekyll or hyde).
+
+These are great for making blogs, but are opinionated about what content they should host. They don't allow for computation inline, and they are their own ecosystem to learn.
+
+### Just use flask!
+
+ There are two major limitations to flask that this project solves:
+
+ 1) Flask only serves one page at a time.
+ 2) Flask requires a server to be running.
+
+These limitaions are obvious, but they prevent a few use cases:
+  - hosting a site that doesn't need to be continuously rendered
+  - creating sites that can be easily downloaded
+  - creating a server that can be seen without a server running
+  - creating sites that rely entirely on client-side code, but want some convenient templating [in this case, it adds overhead of processing that's unnecessary]
+
+## Setup
+
+Installing Dewar is as simple as:
+
+```
+pip install dewar
+```
+
+And writing a program like
+```python3
+# named 'site.py'
+import dewar
+
+site = dewar.Site()
+
+@site.register('index.html')
+def index():
+    return "<h1>Hello, World</h1>"
+
+if __name__ == "__main__":
+    dewar.render()
+```
+
+Then,
+
+```
+$ python3 site.py
+```
+
+That's it! Your static site is now in `dist/`.

setup.cfg

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+[metadata]
+description-file = README.md