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Add storer to Graphsync Initialization

Change readme badges to point to go-graphsync

ci(travis): add travis.yml

add travis yml so tests run

Update README.md

Links changed

docs(architecture): flesh out architecture docs

Graphsync Requestor Receives Responses And Validates Them

Provide a detailed guide to the architecture of go-graphsync
Co-Authored-By: MollyM <momack2@users.noreply.github.com>

Successfully execute query on remote system and return results

Improve Error message on missing blocks, and also add missing comments

Move ResponseProgress to the types package and extract some testing functions to testutil

make sure order channels are consumed in repsonse collector doesn't block sends on the other

Make the request manager actually inject responses from the network, and perform a selector
verification

extracts parts of old asyncloader to load attempt queue
expands functionality of asyncloader to handle response cache
moves response cache and unverified block store under async laoder

wrapper around an async load to make a regular ipld.loader for the request manager

Continue to load links synchronously after network request completes

Async loader returns a single channel result type

Create a cache to manager how to track how long to keep unverified blocks around

move link tracker out of response manager so it can be used for requests

Create an in memory object for storing blocks received from the server temporarily

Create async loader to handle multiple load attempts as responses come in from network

Extract metadata encoding to a package and add a decoding feature

Proposal: Graphsync Public Interfaces

Co-Authored-By: hannahhoward <hannah@hannahhoward.net>

Outline interfaces for using Graphsync in a readme.

Graphsync responds to incoming requests

Complete functionality to initialize response manager and process incoming requests

fix #7, fix #8