updated unittests

update dependencies

Initial support for Travis-CI

fix sphinx plugin typo bug

The correct field name is attr not atts

* Conform to changes from the newest Hyde version.
* Clean up Markdown and add explanations.
* Increase font sizes.
* Remove HTML5 shiv and hgroup element (deprecated).
* Other minor improvements.

*   Bugfix: Fix smartypants to 1.7.x to avoid the breaking
    changes in 1.8.  (Issue #229)
*   Bugfix: Upgrade Jinja to 2.7.1 - this fixes
    mitsuhiko/jinja2#243.

-   BREAKING:  While this change will correct the weird encoding
    behavior, this also changes the way `xxx_url` macros work.
-   Do not encode the url bases (`base_url`, `media_url`). Only
    the path component needs to be encoded.

-   Ensure that subfolders for `layout_root`, `content_root`,
        `media_root` and `deploy_root` works reliably
        on windows. Use `fully_expanded_path` for all path components.

- Also, fixed `raise_exceptions` commandline parameter handling.

*   Better exception handling. (Issue #204)
    -   Hyde now propagates exceptions
    -   Hyde does not raise exceptions by default. `-x` flag is required
        for raising exceptions on error.
    -   Traceback is available in the `verbose` mode
*   Upgraded to commando 0.3.4
*   Upgraded to Jinja 2.7

- Add LICENSE, AUTHORS.rst, CHANGELOG.rst and README.rst to MANIFEST.in.
- Add "Hyde contributors" to copyright.

- Fix expected files in uglify tests
- Use proper configuration for copyright retention

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*   Bugfix: Use `clearfix` class in `listing.j2`. (Issue #156)
*   Bugfix: Use `relative_path` instead of url in `macros.j2`.
    (Issue #180)

Remove dependencies on forked version. This will cause dependencies
to be unaccounted.

CleverCSS [1] is a Python-based preprocessor for CSS. It is not quite
as powerful as LessCSS and doesn't seem to get much updates, but the
advantage is that it only requires Python (which you'd already have for
Hyde) and you don't need node.js or some client-side JS.

[1] http://sandbox.pocoo.org/clevercss/

Basically just about the same as the Git dates plugin, but using
hg instead of git.