Making the project work inside the Windows platform #1
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I've removed the lock files because those aren't supposed to be commited to source control, and also udpated gitignore to a more Visual Studio template (from here https://github.com/github/gitignore/blob/master/VisualStudio.gitignore).
I've made some adjustments on the tests because of the "not wired" build platform as the user agent will depend on the platform the user is running the tests on.
Also made some adjustments on the project.json files (at least to work on Visual Studio 2015). VS 2017 will migrate those again to csproj, but an enhanced version.
I also tried the Itegration tests. I had to make some adjustement on the path of the example fle in order for us to run the tests well either on the dotnet cli and inside the unit testes explorer inside Visual Studio.