Replaced the pools structure failing in IE8 with one that doesn't use `$.unique()` to make it compatible with jQuery 1.8
`velocity` kick is now carried after images get loaded unless Reel had already been reeled by user. #142
Besides post-injecting the latest devel version of Reel itself, the proper version of jQuery is post-injected too for easy back-testing.
Merge branch 'post-loaded-velocity' into development
Reel already good half of the optional disableTextSelect plug-in already implemented, so it was easy to remove this dependency altogether. Yay!
Instead of deciding fate of `press` interaction event before hand, this responsibility (to decide to proceed or to prevent default) is now delegated to the internal handler itself. it now receives the original interaction event as its last parameter. Handlers eventually set back `give` property of the interaction event, which will be returned directly by the interaction event's handler. As a bonus, this allowed to unwrap the interaction handlers surely leading to better performance. Others will follow
The very same treatment of the `wheel` event too.
And for the `drag` (or `pan`) event too. Also fixes the logic problem with scrollable of #149.
And lastly the same treatment for the `lift` event. Now all interaction events have one less wrapper to deal with.
To accommodate for all the use cases firing these interaction events directly (and thus without the original interaction event as the last argument; like in tests), a make sure check is made every time. These changes conclude and should fix #146
Added some lorem ipsum ballast to the examples to allow for testing the scrolling.
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Cleanup
Fix of a nasty error leaking `$area` into global
Too soon for section (IE doesn't cope)
Bypassed the drag button check for click-free setups #147
Elevated the latest jQuery version Reel is tested against to 1.8.2. Left 1.7 for all examples for greater diversity.
Acknowledged that IE9 really is a different browser without many quirks of its iesaurus ancestors of IE6 to IE8
Turned in for a pre-1.6 way of comparing DOM nodes to maintain jQuery 1.5 compatibility and fix #146.
Also opted for a `try`-less way of checking for data normalization functions to not cause breakpoints in Firebug and others during normal operation.