Bring back the old CyanAlarm alarm tone

For almost two months now I've been wondering why my phone's alarm clock
has lost much of its effectiveness. Today the reason finally hit me: the
CyanAlarm tone had been sneakily replaced in commit ID
dbb169ad9c33bdc392b47f7a1bdef3843eff9ab2!

Although the new tone is certainly more pleasant to listen at and
doesn't cause any heart attacks, it is less effective for heavy
sleepers like myself. This commit brings back the old CyanAlarm
version with the new (tentative) name "Nuclear Launch".

Change-Id: I143a4501c45e343a7f697eb1ce5d072fcc2b46f0
Merge "Bring back the old CyanAlarm alarm tone" into cm-10.1
Merge remote-tracking branch 'cm/cm-10.1' into cm-10.1
LatinIME: disable gesture input support

The gesture decoder requires libjni_latinimegoogle.so, but this
proprietary file is only available for armv7 devices.

Disable gesture support, which prevents force-close errors
when performing a swipe motion in the keyboard.

Change-Id: Ia60093d9ff6813a24541ee460de2cb0066fadbbc
cm: Add CMAccount to the build

Change-Id: I28bf86f4752bbd30f86413a304ed21092c043e52
Add Galaxy S4 Mini maintainer

Change-Id: Ida0045968987bb7825e8e925ab4969d421aaf647
Merge "Add Galaxy S4 Mini maintainer" into cm-10.1
Merge remote-tracking branch 'cm/cm-10.1' into cm-10.1
Add Epic 4G Touch contributors

Change-Id: I0f847e5fd9546305f543b9f1591887d0947dfa12
Merge remote-tracking branch 'cm/cm-10.1' into cm-10.1