Update Python bindings and example to match C library functionality #43
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The Python bindings got badly out-of-sync with the functionality of the C library / Go code.
This PR:
Makefile, and bumps CMake minimum version to 3.5src/main.cpp)tailscale/tsnet.pyto be a more Pythonic representation of the API, and adds docstringsexamples/echo.pycode to use the upgraded bindings (while keeping it aligned with the C sample)