Trivial Versioning

[eberleitguy]

This seems pretty basic but for the sake of mentioning it:
The Bonobo.Git.Server/Properties/AssemblyInfo.cs configuration results in a build of recent versions (apparently anything since 6.2.0) which do not match the published Official version from bonobogitserver.com.

For instance, checking out and building on the 6.5.0 tag does not result in the footer (or the assembly bonobo.git.server.dll version information) building at version 6.5.0 (as in the Official build), but rather displays 6.2.0.
Additionally, I noted that Cookie Authentication is the default in the root Web.config on the repository, whereas Windows Authentication appears to be the default provider in the Official version's root Web.config.

Perhaps these are the only two effective differences (between the Official release and the 6.5.0 tag), or perhaps there are others.

Mostly, it would be nice to have a tag or branch in the repository which represents the actual code used to build the official version (mostly to tamp down paranoia that one was doing it wrong when building their own copy). It seems obvious that fixing this retroactively is somewhat impractical or moot, but it would be good if the 6.6.0 tag (when it happens) were actually the tag used to build the 6.6.0 release. It might also be useful, if it's still out there, for any changes from the actual source used to build the 6.5.0 Official version to be merged to this repository, for completeness, or hung on a branch on this repository (or if it is, for some reason it appears to not be public as i only see the master branch).