[ISC] Inline Source Composer

Compose a javascript application into one distributable file by using annotations in your code.

``javascript
// main.js
(function () {
var some_code_here;
/**
* Include foo.js here.
* @include("src/foo.js")
* @include("src/bar.js")
*/
console.log('And some more here...');
}());

// src/foo.js
var string = 'This is foo.js';

// src/bar.js
var bar = string.toUpperCase();
`

When compiled, the code looks like this:
`javascript
(function () {
var some_code_here;
var string = 'This is foo.js';
var bar = string.toUpperCase();
console.log('And some more here...');
}());
`

Compile the code using the command-line app:

`shell
isc --verbose --minify
`

Or use node.js:
`javascript
require('./src/isc.js')({
input : 'in.js', // Input file
output : 'out.js', // Output file
verbose : true, // Display verbose output?
minify : true // Minify source? (only works if 'output' is also specified
});
`
> Note; If no output file is specified, the compiled source is printed instead. Minifying the source will not work in this case.
> Minified source is exported as .min.js. Taking the example above, the file out.min.js` would be generated.