added mix neotoma task and mix.exs for elixir #28
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mix.exs is used instead of project.exs so that the neotoma task will be compiled. The downside is that there are now configs for two different build tools, elixir and rebar. Luckily, the rebar config is primarily for testing.
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.pegfiles can be compiled to Erlang by runningmix compile.neotoma.mix.exsis used instead ofproject.exsso that mix will be used as the build tool and the neotoma task will be compiled. The downside is that there are now configs for two different build tools, mix and rebar. Luckily, the rebar config seems to be primarily for testing. I added aVERSIONfile so that the version number can be shared among the tools --neotoma.app.configcan be altered to reference that file rather thangit. I can make that change if you'd like.I also added package info for the Elixir package repo, hex.pm, but I wasn't sure if the info was correct, or if you'd like to upload it yourself.
Let me know if you're considering merging this pull request and I can add a "usage with elixir" note to the documentation.
Thanks!