Pass "abort" and "timeout" status to global ajaxError event handlers
Removed trailing space which was breaking Closure compiler

Closure compiler was complaining about that one and required ES5 compatibility mode.
Merge pull request #715 from larvanitis/patch-1

Removed trailing space which was breaking Closure compiler
add array as an input argument to fn.css() to enable to receive multiple css values form an object
modified test for css([])

if css value is set on the dom element but not requested by the callee then the value must not be contained in the return object of fn.css()
Added ie.js module for basic IE support.
Updated make to include the IE support module.
Update zepto.js to be compatible with IE support.
Updated detect.js to include IE Support
FIXED: Zepto creating an object instead of array

Zepto was creating objects instead of arrays and was failing the tests. This should fix it.
ROLLBACK: rolled back changes

Rolled back changes due to new IE Module that handles everything as it should.
Updated ie.js to handle everything

This new update will make it so that no core changes are made and therefore does not require this module to run. This is a purely optional module but remains in the default configuration to support IE10.
Added a special case optimization for creating a single element.
Stopped __proto__ from being enumerable

This stops __proto__ from being enumerable which means that it won't
appear in for in loops as it did previously. Here's an example of what
the old version does and how to fix it.
http://jsfiddle.net/dyTJ6/
Updated zepto.js for height correction

Changed the height and width functions to reflect the correct height and width of the document.
Updated zepto.html

Included tests to make sure the height and width functions are using the correct property for the document height and width.
Updated zepto.html

Reverted the width test as the change was inadequate for all scenarios.
Updated touch.js to support IE10 touch

Updated the Touch module to support IE touch.
Areas which use swipes should have the following CSS applied in order to function properly in IE.
-ms-touch-action: none;
FIXED: comparison operators

Fixed the operators to use '==' instead of '='
Remove odd and unncessary use of , null, null, null, null, null, null, null, null, null, null, null, null in event.initEvent(type, bubbles, true)