Release with exrm in Elixir

Hi All :)

I'm using exrm (https://github.com/bitwalker/exrm) for releasing process. It's quite nice library. Even I don't actually know what it done behind (digging it now).

Notice that some important issue is about if your application cannot start because some thing or function is invalid or cannot not load but you sure that you put it in mix.exs in deps list. So this https://exrm.readme.io/docs/common-issues will inform us to put it in mix.exs in applications list, too.

Even i don't understand why, because in elixir's doc of mix's topic said if app implemented by use "Application" behaviour. They should be put in mix.exs application list. But chronos's code doesn't seem to implement with "Application" behaviour. Anyway i tried put it in that list, and its work!!.

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