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Created Apr 01, 2016 by marshal_@marshal

Introduce continuous integration for libotr

Introduce CI for libotr. We could utilize Travis as it is free for opensource projects and integrates with git.

This way we can automatically run build on new check-ins and validate if all existing tests are still working and make it visible to the outside world.

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