Remove a stray empty file from the repository root - #28
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`0."` is an empty file with a quote in its name, created by a mis-escaped shell redirect while inspecting the README and swept into the previous commit by `git add -A`. It has no content and nothing references it. Caught before the 0.6.0 tag: it would otherwise sit in the tagged tree, in the GitHub release source archives and in the CocoaPods download, and a filename containing a double quote is the kind of thing that breaks a build script on a platform nobody tested.
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Empty file
0."created by a mis-escaped shell redirect and swept in bygit add -Ain #27. No content, nothing references it. Removing before the 0.6.0 tag so it does not reach the tagged tree, the release archives or the CocoaPods download — a filename with a double quote in it is a good way to break someone else's build script.