Add Australian site
Merge remote-tracking branch 'openaustralia_github/add_righttoknow' into develop
Add Czech site to list of world FOI sites.
Small html fixes to help pages validate
Stop the height of the html view header changing with the browser window
Merge remote-tracking branch 'openaustralia_github/html_attachment_fixed_height_header' into develop
Merge remote-tracking branch 'openaustralia_github/small_html_fixes' into develop
Suppress iconv deprecation warnings when running under Ruby 1.9
Remove obsolete comment
Pass a hash of params to foi_fragment_cache_path in spec, as is passed in actual usage.
Remove unused method.
Make error message expectation slightly less specific - message format is slightly different under ruby 1.9.
Don't read the saved mail in binary mode.

The first reason for doing this is that atomic_write doesn't write in binary mode, and I think we should be symmetrical in reading and writing.

The second reason is that I don't think a received email is really binary data in its raw form. I think it will be ascii with non ascii parts converted to ascii using content-transfer-encodings (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MIME).

This matters in Ruby 1.9 because we have a default internal and external encoding (http://blog.grayproductions.net/articles/ruby_19s_three_default_encodings).

UTF-8 seems like a good initial default to set. If we retrieve this data from a file as binary data, we have a problem treating it as text, as we can't convert from binary to text in Ruby 1.9. Given that this is ascii data, I think we can safely treat it as UTF-8 (which should be a superset of ascii), until we convert it into a mail object, which should interpret the mime encodings correctly.
Merge branch 'release/0.6.8' into develop

Conflicts:
  lib/world_foi_websites.rb
Emphasise the importance of adding a newrelic.yml file, fix formatting.
Remove duplication in quote marks images
Somehow missed committing these changes in the last commit
Merge remote-tracking branch 'openaustralia_github/quote_images' into develop
Add wrapper method so that admin_request_controller doesn't access mail object directly.
Re-route model code that accesses the mail object from field via wrapper methods