anchor.diff:  all Faux variables are prefixed with the Kanji 仮 (kari).  Kari is word
   that means "temporary".  When it's used as a prefix it also means "fake".
   It seemed fitting to use that particular character with English to represent
  -internal variables in this project.+internal variables in this project.
  +
  +== Contributing
  +
  +Please add issues if there any problems, questions, or feature requests.
  +
  +To contribute code, <a href="https://www.clahub.com/agreements/bloritsch/DHaven.Faux">sign the Contributor License Agreement</a>.
  +
  +We need the CLA to protect the project and to protect you from legal implications.
  +Feel free to fork, make changes, and provide pull requests.
positive.code: 
  == What does DHaven.Faux do right now?
  
  It can generate simple APIs for JSon bound REST services (like the example above),
  and use a Eureka discovery server to look up the real location of the web service
  for you.  It's also smart enough to use the async ready typed Task response values.
  Basically the interface in the above example is fully supported.
  
  NOTE: it is important that the objects you use in your interface are objects that
  NewtonSoft.JSon knows how to serialize. 
  
negative.code:     [Route("api/fortunes")]
      public interface IFortuneService
      {
          // GET api/fortunes
          [HttpGet]
          Task<IEnumerable<Fortune>> Get();
  
          // GET api/fortunes/random
          [HttpGet("random")]
          public Fortune Random();
      }
  }
  