CHANGES
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0.4.1 (2009-12-16)
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* Fix restructured text.

0.4 (2009-12-16)
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* Expose a ``GroupInclusion`` that only exists to depend on other
  inclusions. This way it becomes possible to expose a set of
  different resources together without there being a central resource
  that depends on them. The GroupInclusion itself is therefore not
  rendered.

* Create ``render_into_html`` and ``render_topbottom_into_html``
  functionality, which insert the rendered inclusions into HTML.

* Expose ``render``, ``render_into_html``, ``render_topbottom`` and
  ``render_topbottom_into_html`` as top-level functions in
  ``hurry.resource``.

* Fix NameError when trying to render an inclusion with unknown extension.

* Document inclusion renderers mechanism in the README.txt.

0.3 (2008-10-15)
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Features added
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* Consolidating resources into rollups is now disabled by
  default. This is to help developers with debugging; rollups are
  typically minified for optimization purposes, and libraries such as
  YUI do not offer rollups in non-minified form. Since rollups must
  now be explicitly enabled by the application developer
  (``hurry.resource.rollup()``), an application developer who needs to
  debug can choose not to call it (or call
  ``hurry.resource.rollup(disable=True``).

* Added an optimization section to the documentation.

* Added some more details about how modes are expected to be used to
  the documentation.

Bug fixes
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* ``hurry.resource.bottom`` now takes a second optional ``disable``
  parameter.

0.2 (2008-10-13)
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* Changed the API to set the mode. Instead of passing it to ``render``
  and ``inclusions``, the requested mode can be set with the ``mode``
  method on ``INeededInclusions``. For convenience there is a ``mode``
  function as well that can be imported directly from
  ``hurry.resource`` that sets the mode for the current needed
  inclusions.

* Added support for rendering resources into two fragments, one to
  be included at the top of the HTML page in the ``<head>`` section,
  the other to be included just before the ``</body>`` section. In 
  some circumstances doing this can `speed up page load time`_.

  .. _`speed up page load time`: http://developer.yahoo.net/blog/archives/2007/07/high_performanc_5.html

0.1 (2008-10-07)
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* Initial public release.
