include windows binaries

[soliton4]

this is my very first pull request ever so pls dont be mad if i screwed it up.

this is basically what i have done in node-mirror. i did not actually test my modifications. just wanted to show you how i would approach the matter.

a actual test would have to go successfully through npm and since you are using some dev tools i am not familiar with i could not do a actual test.
but it works fine in node-mirror so it would be cool if we deliver windows binaries based on this proof of concept.

[TooTallNate]

I appreciate the effort but like I said in #45, I don't want to adopt any binary inclusion strategy until node.js core has some blessed solution for this. We'll just have to wait for now.

In particular, this solution seems to bundle things like mocha directly into the repo which, which I can't really see a reason to do and is really dirty in the diff.

Thanks, but no thanks.

[soliton4]

hold on a second here.

its true that my approach was to simply throw everything from the build version into a directory. which is totally messy and includes a lot of unneccessary files.
this does not mean however that you would have to do so. you or at least peters knows which files are neccessary and can add only those files. which makes the diff much much cleaner.

i have borrowed this solution from socket.io which seems to do exactly that when no local build environment is present on a windows pc. also there does not seem to be any blessed node.js solution for including binaries. and i can see why. if i would be in charge of designing the npm api i would say "why bother? if you wanna include binaries just do so" which seems to be exactly what other projects are doing.