Nmap is more Lua than C++ now

[Daniel Miller <bonsaiviking () gmail com>]

According to Github's statistics [1], Lua now represents 29.5% of Nmap's
code, with  C++ making up 28.7%. Of course, we still have lots of plain C
(28.6%, but lots of that is in libpcap, liblua, libpcre, etc.), so Lua has
a ways to go.

Just goes to show the changing face of Nmap! NSE is an exciting platform,
and there's always something new to do there.

Dan

[1] Based on the Language Statistics color-bar at the unofficial Github
mirror: https://github.com/nmap/nmap
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