Removed tcell projects from the README, future of termbox

[scrouthtv]

There are a number of projects mentioned in the README that have since then moved to tcell.
On the other hand, there are still numerous (although little) projects that still use termbox.
If you say, you don't have the time to maintain termbox anymore, how would you feel about someone else taking over the project and having a take at the open issues or do you think there is really no point in doing anymore to termbox?

[nsf]

I don't mind it if somebody continues to work on termbox-go at all. I haven't really managed that sort of stuff on github before. I know that github has organizations and collaborators. Did a quick googling on those. It seems that collaborator gets more or less full access to the repo, minus a few admin functions. I think I'm ok with inviting somebody as collaborator to begin with. And later we'll see how it goes. Having "organization" for a small project like termbox-go feels like an overkill.

So, if you feel like working on termbox-go, just let me know.

[scrouthtv]

Thanks for the update. I'd really be interested in keeping termbox alive.

[nsf]

Ok, I've sent an invite I think.

[scrouthtv]

Thank you.
One thing I've noticed: the link in the description (the top right thing on the startpage) is pointing to a very old page. It could be replaced with http://godoc.org/github.com/nsf/termbox-go (I don't have permissions to do that)
I'm busy for today, will look into some things tomorrow, e. g. #216 #226 #203 #215 and merging some of the forks.
Some time during the next week, I want to look into Windows support (#227 #198 #183 #174 #165).
Let's see how this works out! Have a nice day :)

[nsf]

Ok, replaced the link.