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Also splits rtm-scala into rtm-scala and rtm-scala-lib.
...with four temporary differences from the manual implementation:
1. All arguments are accepted as strings. This will be worked around
by having a mapping from argument names to domain types.
2. Return values are all HttpRequests; in other words, `.as[T]` must
be called manually with the desired return type. This will also be
remedied with a mapping, this time from method name to return
type.
3. Timelines and Transactions do not have client-side functionality
any more. Haven't put any thought into whether or how that will
happen yet.
4. `rtm.tasks.notes.*` are not contained in an object `notes` nested
within `RtmApi.tasks`. The actual method names are `notes.add`,
`.delete`, and `.edit`. Surround the name with backticks to use it
from Scala.
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PR for #5.