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While working on an updates set of RPC tests, I observed that the version of
depin use by the project was significantly out-of-date. I updated it, and added a Makefile to ease building the project. Also, I noticed that the Docker-in-Docker construction Hive uses to bootstrap its test environment is incompatible with OSX because AUFS isn't implemented on Darwin. I added a Vagrantfile that will bootstrap hive within an Ubuntu VM and added documentation to that effect. Now, users can run just runvagrant upto get a ready-to-go Hive codebase for development use.This should also close #21 and #100, since both are related to the OSX incompatibilities described above.
Closes #21.
Closes #100.