Stop Find window showing an NSSavePanel on ⌘S
Log errors from each call in swap_and_unlink
Ensure grammar is retained during parsing

Since parsing is done in a separate thread, and it works with pointers, we need to ensure that the grammar is retained for at least as long as the thread lives.
Handle *.c++ files in gen_build

We already handle these when mapping extension to file type.
Don’t access invalid iterator when creating delta plists
Make oak::callbacks_t somewhat thread safe

If we only add, remove, and signal callbacks, the data type is now thread safe. This is mainly for the purpose of the concurrent tests.
Add mutex for bundles::item_t::plist

This is (once again) only for the concurrent tests, although we probably do want to use the bundles API from more threads in the future.
Remove prototype for unimplemented member function
Checkin release notes
Improve the “swap” functionality of ⌃T

See tests for details.
Support ${var} in regexp part of format string transformations
Skip processing empty captures
Allow peeking at the last element of a scope

This is useful when constructing scopes during parsing.
Fix scopes when re-running parser on captures

If we have multiple overlapping captures and define rules for one of these, the scopes would not be stacked correctly.

Unfortunately the fix (for this rare edge case) does degrade parser speed, as we need to switch to an alternative way of keeping track of scopes, yet for injection grammars, we need to also keep the old system (to have the “current” scope available as a scope_t instance), so while the new system is almost as fast as the old, using both is not.

There should be a few ways to optimize scope_t construction, so that this part will add less overhead in the future (I think it’s roughly 5-10% of parsing time spent to scope_t related stuff).
Check pointer is initialized before using it

I see a few crash reports that indicate this code is called without a valid ‘bundleItemContent’, though unsure how to reproduce.
fixup! Log errors from each call in swap_and_unlink
Make redirect of stderr opt-in
Update network::tbz_t API

The main issue with the old API was inability to capture error output from the tar process.
Don’t leave buffer in partial state if failing to parse grammar
Allow creating non-capturing regexps