Ramble gets a refactor

Just two days after announcing Ramble, Pete Otaqui has done a large refractor of the core code. Ramble, as a result is far more modular allowing for different output classes etc.

Now that we have a more solid API, we can concentrate on testing and porting additional Cucumber functionality. Many thanks to Pete!

Get the latest code from GitHub:

http://github.com/soniciq/ramble

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