New gb flag for building with getgb.io #80
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This commit brings support for the gb build system (http://getgb.io/) by passing in a --usegb / -gb flag.
Unfortunately, Gb doesn't currently support arbitrary naming of build output files (See: constabulary/gb#97). This means I couldn't follow the same template used for godep support, and instead I adjusted the documentation to point out that enabling Gb means you must use an absolute path for the --bin flag so gin knows where to run the executable after it is built.