Removing docs for mounting multiple apps.

Mounting multiple Dancer apps via Plack::Builder is broken, has always
been broken, and will not be fixed in the near future. We should not
encourage this approach by documenting it.
fix foor issue #755, HTTP::Headers accepted by dancer_response
Merge branch 'gh_issue_755' into devel
Show double-colon invocation; fix init path

Showing `dancer -a MyWeb::App` rather than `dancer -a mywebapp` is more useful (and is used on [the Dancer Website](http://perldancer.org)). The example also incorrectly lists `./mywebapp.pl` as the invocation script instead of `./bin/app.pl`.
Show double-colon invocation; fix init path

Showing `dancer -a MyWeb::App` rather than `dancer -a mywebapp` is more useful (and is used on [the Dancer Website](http://perldancer.org)). The example also incorrectly lists `./mywebapp.pl` as the invocation script instead of `./bin/app.pl`.
Merge branch 'pr/818' into devel
rephrase wording on troublesome loading, closes GH #816
Merge branch 'gh/816' into devel
fix tests
reflect changes
bump version
Merge branch 'release/1.3100' into devel
Pointing to new homepage
Fix typo in Dancer::Plugin's POD.
Merge pull request #822 from racke/pr/dancer_plugin_pod_fixes

Fix typo in Dancer::Plugin's POD.
Merge pull request #821 from alfie/pr/homepage

Pointing to new homepage
this version of wallflower is not maintained

I've started to work again on wallflower, but as a more generic tool
that should work with any PSGI application, not just Dancer. I'll keep
the name, because it's so cool (and a tip of the hat to Dancer).

The goal is still the same: if you manage to generate a list of URLs
for your application, wallflower should turn those into static files,
ready to be pushed to a static website.

I imagine an application where one runs the full framework locally,
and is able to update data (edit blog posts, etc), and then generates
the static web site to be published.

The only thing that the authors of complex applications need to write
is a tool that will list all URLs for the static version of their website.
And that can be refined to output only the "updated" pages, to speed
up generation and upload of the static files.
Merge pull request #826 from book/devel

this version of wallflower is not maintained
Update CHANGES - reflect removal of wallflower
Always create an HTTP::Headers object in dancer_response (Issue #755)