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Handling Chmod seems to be needed when using dinghy #32

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@fgrehm

Hey there, sorry for bringing this up out of nowhere but in order to get reflex to play fine with dinghy I had to delete the code that ignored fsnotify.Chmod because that's the event we get when the tool that is used under the hood forwards events to the boot2docker VM by touching the file on the VM 😢

Sorry but this is my first time looking at reflex sources and I was wondering what would be the reason for having that logic around. Would it make sense to provide a flag to consider those events?

Not sure if you are familiar with Docker / Dinghy / Boot2Docker so let me know if you need any additional context.

/cc @codekitchen so that you know that there might be other tools that might have a hard time detecting changes right away when using dinghy, feel free to unsubscribe to the issue in case you don't want to get updates about it.

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