Integrate TypeDoc into build #209
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TypeDocproject has caught-up with TypeScript, at least enough to get basic functionality running. I've added a developer dependency on it and running it to theprepublishstep There are several errors flagged during its running mostly about moduleassert. These seem due to TypeStrong/typedoc#315.The output goes into a "doc" directory, and should automatically benefit from the work you've been doing on the README.md file. I've avoided changing the README to make things look better as you said you were splitting it up.
Docs on TypeDoc at http://typedoc.org/guides/
Fixes #44, at least partially.