Added rsocket-cpp dependency to Ubuntu 16.04 build script #306
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The Travis build started failing since fbthrift became dependent of rsocket-cpp.
Sample failure: https://travis-ci.org/facebook/mcrouter/builds/489841577
Added a new recipe for rsocket-cpp and included it in the Ubuntu 16.04 scripts.
Test Plan:
./mcrouter/scripts/install_ubuntu_16.04.sh "$(pwd)"/mcrouter-installsucceeded on an Ubuntu 16.04 VM.