Activate continuous integration in default branch
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Currently, Travis CI is enabled in develop branch only, and not activated in the default branch.
This means, some incoming code targeting the default branch is not being CI-tested.
It is necessary to have CI testing, including unit tests, in the default branch.
Due to this issue, my recent bug reports are based on reviews on the develop branch, not the default branch.
Likewise, I'll expect the bug fixes targeting develop or another CI-tested branch.
It was an unfortunate move to have multiple changes (CI integration included) in a single PR. If you guys have any quick tests at hand that can verify my changes in #74 so it can be merged to master? It would also bring CI to the master :)
after 6eb47ec, CI was now brought to master.
Travis CI badge in README should not explicitly link to master, because it's impractical to change the badge for each branch. Instead, leave off the branch and let it point to the latest build.