Release 0.9.11

0.9.11

• MH Lint now contains the three lint-like messages that were part of
  MH Style previously (block comments, relation chaining, and builtin
  redefinition). MH Style no longer issues these messages.

  Note that MH Lint currently operators on a file-by-file basis like,
  just like the other MISS_HIT tools. However this will definitely
  change in the future, as we move to a "per project" analysis for the
  linter. But for now MH Lint can be use just like the other tools.

• The configuration directive "style rule" for "builtin_redefinition"
  is now a lint rule; while this change is not documented yet properly
  it will mean existing configuration files continue to work. I have
  not yet decided how lint rules will be configurable, but it is
  likely they will share a namespace with the style rules.

• Added documentation for lint checks, explaining the meaning of
  "low", "medium", and "high" checks.

• Added GitHub and Travis CI templates to the documentation. Thank you Remi Gau for your contribution.

• MH Style now correctly vertically aligns annotations. One-line
  annotation blocks were always OK, but multi-line annotations were
  considered continuations (and thus indented in an unnatural way).

• MH Style has a new rule "spurious_row_comma" which complains about
  trailing or starting commas in matrix and cell expressions (for
  example: [,1,2,])

• MH Style has a new rule "whitespace_semicolon" which does the same
  as "whitespace_comma", but for semicolons; this means one-line
  matrix expressions are now nicely formatted.

• MH Style should now only print [fixed] for problems that really
  are fixed. Specifically in files that contain parse errors, we now
  no longer pretend the problems are fixed.

• Fixed an issue for all MISS_HIT tools where any issue in embedded
  MATLAB code could be reported multiple times.