Add Swift Package Manager support #50
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This implements support for SPM by including a Package.swift file. It was fairly easy to do since the project already follows the conventions.
I decided to not include the extensions in the package since most people (like myself) probably just want the protocol and algorithm for a command line tool or Swift on the server project. I tested it on a Linux machine and all tests passed.
The files
LinuxMain.swiftandTests/XCTestManifests.swiftare auto-generated using the commandswift test --generate-linuxmain.I also updated the readme to include information on how to use DifferenceKit with SPM.