Generate a two-word project name

[kaganjd]

Closes #101

[catarak]

To ES6-ify this line:

import generate from 'project-name-generator';

[catarak]

You should move the function call into the initial state, i.e. change this to

const initialState = {
    name: `${generate({ words: 2}).dashed}`
};

As it is now, the following happens, which I think is a bug:

1. User navigates to the editor and starts working on a project
2. User saves the project.
3. User clicks "New"
4. The new project has the same name as the previous project.

[kaganjd]

i tried this and found that moving the function call doesn't fix the problem, i think because newProject() doesn't actually create a new project; it just returns the initialState name. this was fine when all new sketches had the same name. hmm, i'll have to think about this a little more... has there been discussion of "untitled" as the sketch name prior to saving? and then the generated name appears on save?

[catarak]

Oh, right! The way to make this work is to make initialState into a function rather than a variable. See the files reducer for an example of how to do this.

[catarak]

I'm not saying that I don't like it, but is there any reason you decided that the name should be dashed rather than spaced? I'm not sure that I have an opinion about it, just curious. Also, do you think that the first work should be capitalized? Am I thinking about this too hard?

[kaganjd]

1. i tried spaced and didn't like it because with 0 capitalized words, they just looked like words floating-- not a project name-- so i went with dashed instead.
2. i think spaced with first word capitalized is a good idea. wdyt?
   
3. no.

[catarak]

I'm leaning towards first word capitalized + spaced rather than dashed, I think.