Added evaluation code & data to gitignore.
Added continents to SupplementaryGazetteer.
Fixed output of BinarySimilarity so that 0 and anything less than zero is returned as 0.0f, making it a "true" binary similarity method. Previously, non-zero negative scores would get returned if the original score was less than zero, which did not make sense.
Merge branch 'stable/1.0.x' of https://github.com/Berico-Technologies/CLAVIN into stable/1.0.x
Fixed LocationOccurrence comments per Sean Lavelle's email:

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(I don't know if this is really an "issue", this just seems like the most appropriate place to write this message. There's no public mailing list, right?)
LocationOccurrence.java contains the following code I wrote:

// number of UTF-16 code points from the start of the document at
// which the location name starts
public final int position;
Somebody added another comment
// TODO: really? UFT16? not UTF8?
so I'm writing this explanation.

The short answer is: it's because java strings are UTF-16.
The OpenNLP namefinder works with java strings and it gives back its offsets based on UTF-16. My application that wants to consume these offsets also uses java strings, and it wants to receive the offsets based on UTF-16. I didn't want to convert to UTF-8 and then turn around and convert right back to UTF-16. Since this is a java library, it seems reasonable for clavin to return values optimized for use with java strings.

Also I just noticed that my original comment incorrectly says "code points" instead of "code units". whoops. That variable definitely counts code units; surrogate pairs count as two.
Merge branch 'stable/1.0.x' of https://github.com/Berico-Technologies/CLAVIN into stable/1.0.x
Incrementally improving documentation. Now complete for unit tests.
Removed continents to SupplementaryGazetteer for now due to malformed gazetteer record.
Incrementally improving documentation. Now complete for main Java source code.
Bumped version to rc5.
Merge pull request #72 from charlieg/codescrub

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