Merb 1.0

So Merb 1.0 was released 2 days ago during RubyConf, just 
sudo gem install merb
to update.

I had to update my config/dependencies.rb file to read 
merb_gems_version = "1.0"
and also 
sudo gem install webrat
, which is a Ruby Acceptance Testing plugin. Here's the Git repo if you want to check it out.

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