add Auth example, work around package controllers object issue#3
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Hi, I was trying to create a page that required authentication (using Auth from BaseActions), and I ran into a problem with the controllers package object. At runtime, when something tries to reference the controllers.FLASH_* constants, I get a NoSuchMethodError. I believe that's due to
playframework/playframework#1412
so I added a work around in this commit.
I'm totally new to scala and play, so I may not have done things in an idiomatic way; I'd appreciate any feedback you have about the "right way" to create a page that only authenticated users can see using play20-rememberme. Or any other scala/play style or correctness issues.