- moved directories from src and frontends/src to sat and sat_frontends, which is the recommanded naming convention
- move twisted directory to root
- removed all hacks from setup.py, and added missing dependencies, it is now clean
- use https URL for website in setup.py
- removed "Environment :: X11 Applications :: GTK", as wix is deprecated and removed
- renamed sat.sh to sat and fixed its installation
- added python_requires to specify Python version needed
- replaced glib2reactor which use deprecated code by gtk3reactor
sat can now be installed directly from virtualenv without using --system-site-packages anymore \o/
- _() is no more installed in __builtin__
- instead, there is a new sat.core.i18n module
- added D_() method for deferred translation
- languageSwitch method allow to dynamically change translation language
- import gettext is tested against ImportError, and dummy methods are used when not available (mainly useful for Libervia)
- launchAction is now async, and return a dictionary for its result
- no more action_id, actionResult* are deprecated
- callback system is about to be unified
- "MUC user joined", "MUC user left" and class XMPPHandler are managed directly in RoomGame
- renamed __init__ parameters 'player_init_data' to 'player_init' and 'options' to 'game_init'
- pass the players list in radiocol method 'createGame' and signal 'radiocolStarted' (needed for invitation system and for UI players identification)
- added some parameters to manage who can invite, who can join, who to wait for... managed with check***Auth methods
- joining a game that is already launched may be possible, regarding these parameters and the invitation list
- leave and join a game again is partly managed: new tarot round is launched, we should keep playing the same round instead
- method to get the MUC service moved to plugin_xep_0045
- joinMUC returns the muc name (given by user or generated)
- getUniqueName can receive a specified service in argument
- the advanced list use headers which can be used as columns
- in the future, should provide the ability to highly customize list disposition, in a way similar to Amarok 2's playlist.
