Commits temp js files needed for demo to work

src/Umbraco.Web.UI/umbraco/js/sample.propertyeditor.controller.js

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+//Sample file to simplify setting up a property editor
+//without any serverside processing
+
+//defines that the below JS code needs angular to be loaded
+//this is strictly a require.js convention
+//we are working in making that simpler (and been advised to ditch requirejs)
+
+define(['app','angular'], function (app, angular) {
+
+	//Next we get the umbraco module, so we can register a controller on it
+	angular.module('umbraco')
+		.controller("Sample.PropertyEditorController", function($scope, $log, dialog){
+			
+			//we could then output the scope data to the log:
+			$log.log($scope.model);
+
+			//or we could set the model value
+			$scope.model.value = "Test data";
+
+			//we could have a function:
+			//which appends something to the model data
+			$scope.doStuff = function(input){
+				$scope.model.value = input + " Appended value";
+			};
+
+			//we could use one of the internal services to wire up a dialog
+			$scope.openDialog = function(){
+				var d = dialog.mediaPicker({scope: $scope, callback: myCallBack});		
+			};
+
+			function myCallBack(data){
+				$.each(data.selection, function(i, img){
+					$log.log(img);
+					$scope.model.value += img.url;	
+				});
+			}
+		});
+
+	return angular;
+});

src/Umbraco.Web.UI/umbraco/js/sampletwo.propertyeditor.controller.js

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+//Sample file to simplify setting up a property editor
+//without any serverside processing
+
+//defines that the below JS code needs angular to be loaded
+//this is strictly a require.js convention
+//we are working in making that simpler (and been advised to ditch requirejs)
+
+define(['app','angular'], function (app, angular) {
+
+	//Next we get the umbraco module, so we can register a controller on it
+	angular.module('umbraco')
+		.controller("SampleTwo.PropertyEditorController", function($scope, $log, dialog){
+
+			//we could then output the scope data to the log:
+			$log.log($scope.model);
+
+			//we could have a function:
+			//which appends something to the model data
+			$scope.doStuff = function(input){
+				$scope.model.value = input + " Appended value";
+			};
+
+			//we could use one of the internal services to wire up a dialog
+			$scope.openDialog = function(){
+				var d = dialog.mediaPicker({scope: $scope, callback: myCallBack});		
+			};
+
+			function myCallBack(data){
+				$.each(data.selection, function(i, img){
+					$scope.model.value += img.url;	
+				});
+			}
+		});
+
+	return angular;
+});