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Add HTTP Resolver and Support alternate valid GNUMake filenames #36

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Remove dependency on go-env that no longer has used function
zph Sep 21, 2019
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Use go modules for dependency tracking
zph Sep 21, 2019
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Attempt to add campoy/tree to dependency tree to please CI
zph Sep 21, 2019
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Add http resolver
zph Sep 15, 2019
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Update README about usage for HTTP/s endpoints
zph Sep 21, 2019
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Support spec from GNUMake for makefile name variants
zph Sep 16, 2019
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Add note about which `tree` version to use
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### Remote includes

Includes may specify a URL for inclusion, which are automatically downloaded to /usr/local/include and become available to Make. Note that make resolves includes to this directory by default, so the Makefile will still work for regular users.
Includes may specify a URL (http, https, or github shortcut) for inclusion, which are automatically downloaded to /usr/local/include and become available to Make. Note that make resolves includes to this directory by default, so the Makefile will still work for regular users.

Includes are resolved recursively. For example you may have a standard set of includes for your team to run tests, lint, and deploy:

```Makefile
include github.com/apex/make/deploy
include github.com/apex/make/lint
include github.com/apex/make/test
include https://github.com/apex/make/test/Makefile
include https://github.com/apex/make/test/make.mk
```

This can be a lot to remember, so you could also provide a file which includes the others:
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