Add implementations and examples for skiplist, skipmap, and skipset #286
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Fully understand if you wish to not add anything to this library as the above is within the main readme. Had a bit of fun throwing these files together and making it run with one of my favorite golang libraries out there, and I wanted to at least let the owners of said library know.
Skiplists are one of my favorite data structures, so I implemented it in my (current) favorite language.
Much of the iteration, enumeration, and test code is pulled from similar doubly linked list, tree set, and tree map files.