Suchi.js detection update

[Alex Russell]

Hey all,

After discussing things with Frances, I've updated suchi.js [1] with
tests for most of the current crop of lagging browsers. I've also
split out lagging-browser detection [2] from the main (eventually)
bells-and-whistles-filled prompting system [3]. Minified versions of
all of the above are also now checked in [4].

The minimal API for simply detecting if a browser is part of the
problematic legacy group is now:

suchi.isOld(navigator.userAgent); // boolean

You can get this by including isOld.min.js in your project. The
updated README.md is mostly aspirational at the moment, so don't trust
it.

Obviously we still need:

* language for prompts
* some sort of landing site so that users can "learn more"
* build support for i18n and l10n of prompts
* a server-side and CDN story
* implementation of all the lovely configuration options I've spec'd out = )

Thoughts?

[1] https://github.com/slightlyoff/suchi.js/blob/master/tests/ua-tests.js
[2] https://github.com/slightlyoff/suchi.js/blob/master/src/isOld.js
[3] https://github.com/slightlyoff/suchi.js/blob/master/src/suchi.js
[4] https://github.com/slightlyoff/suchi.js/tree/master/build

[Addy Osmani]

Fantastic work, Alex. Really appreciate the update.

On the landing site, do we feel Suchi should have it's own dedicated page outside of an Evergreen landing page (if we do that) and if so, do we require anything beyond slightlyoff.github.com/suchi.js?

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