Simpler version of Makefilev1.0

Instead of using a big .gitignore and a big clean target, we can tell
latexmk to build into a dedicated directory. This way, all temporary
files are located in a repository that we just have to ignore and
remove.

This allows us to have the .tex sources right next to the Makefile,
which makes it easier to reason about instead of having to use the src/
subdirectory.

Also moved README to reStructuredText (because Markdown sucks IMO) and
removed gif and fancy badges in the README.

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-# A super LaTeX Makefile for large reports
-
-![License: WTFPL](https://img.shields.io/badge/license-WTFPL-blue.svg)
-
-Feel free to use this Makefile in order to render your LaTeX report easier!
-
-![Animated GIF demo of the Makefile](docs/demo.gif)
-
-## Description
-
-This Makefile uses `latexmk`, a tool that will manage any dependencies between
-LaTeX files and run the LaTeX render multiple times if needed. This is
-especially useful when you use a table of content, a glossary, or anything
-that need the LaTeX engine to run multiple times before rendering a correct
-output.
-
-*Be sure to use the provided .gitignore file too!* This will allow you to
-use git without versionning various temporary files that LaTeX produces during
-generation. Maybe all temporary files extensions are not covered. You are
-welcome to send me `.patch` files!
-
-## License
-
-Everything in this repository is released under WTFPL, so yeah, do whatever
-you want. Spread this tool in order to allow people to use LaTeX for
-everything!