Remove tools/setup and update HACKING.rst

Author: nickstenning

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 Hacking on Annotator
 ====================
 
-Quick setup for lazy people (on a Mac)
---------------------------------------
-
-::
-
-    $ ./tools/setup
-
-Slower introduction for industrious people (and those on Linux/Windows)
------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
-If you wish to develop Annotator, you'll need to have a working
-installation of `Node.js <http://nodejs.org/>`__ (v0.8.x). Once
-installed (on most systems Node comes bundled with
-`NPM <http://npmjs.org/>`__) you should run the following to install
-Annotator's development dependencies::
+If you wish to develop Annotator, you'll need to have a working installation of
+`Node.js <http://nodejs.org/>`__ (>= v0.10.x). Once installed (on most systems
+Node comes bundled with `NPM <http://npmjs.org/>`__) you should run the
+following to install Annotator's development dependencies::
 
     $ npm install .
 
-The Annotator source is found in ``src/``, and is written in
-CoffeeScript, which is a little language that compiles to Javascript.
-See the `CoffeeScript website <http://coffeescript.org/>`__ for more
-information.
-
-``dev.html`` loads the raw development files from ``lib/`` and can be
-useful when developing.
+The Annotator source is found in ``src/``. You can use the ``tools/serve``
+script while developing to serve bundle the source files. ``dev.html`` can be useful
+when developing.
 
-The tests can be found in ``test/spec/``. You can run the tests in your
-browser (using ``test/runner.html``), but while you're working it's
-probably easiest to run the tests using ``npm test`` from the root of
-the repository. This will require
-`PhantomJS <http://www.phantomjs.org/>`__ and the mocha runner::
+The tests can be found in ``test/`` and can be run with::
 
-    $ npm install -g phantomjs mocha-phantomjs
+    $ npm test
 
-For inline documentation we use `TomDoc <http://tomdoc.org/>`__. It's a
-Ruby specification but it also works nicely with CoffeeScript.
 
-Tools
+Build
 -----
 
-There are a number of useful development tools shipped in the ``tools/``
-directory::
+Building the packaged version of Annotator involves running the appropriate
+``make`` task. To build everything, run::
+
+    $ make
 
-    $ ./tools/build      # compiles src/*.coffee and test/*.coffee into lib/*.js
-    $ ./tools/watch      # like the above, but automatically recompiles files when they change
-    $ ./tools/test       # runs the test suite with PhantomJS
+To build just the main Annotator bundle, run::
 
-Building the packaged version of Annotator involves running the
-appropriate ``make`` task. For example::
+    $ make pkg/annotator.min.js
 
-    $ make                     # build everything
-    $ make bookmarklet         # build the bookmarklet
-    $ make annotator plugins   # build annotator and individual plugin files.
+To build a standalone extension module, run::
 
+    $ make pkg/annotator.document.min.js