Update location for Candybar

- Update location from deprecated /musuem path to current /d path
- Update homepage location as that 404s as well

Issue: #2911
add back ksdiff.rb for App store users

per a suggestion from @chrisopedia in ongoing discussion on #2276
Added SlimBoat

SlimBoat for Mac is a lightweight, freeware and cross platform internet
browser (available on Windows, Mac and Linux) that enables everyone to
take instant advantage of many plugins and features that other browsers
will have access to only by installing specific plugins and addons. By
giving you those features instantly after you install SlimBoat, you can
save yourself from wasting time on discovering those addons and
instantly start browsing the internet in safe, productive and fast way.
Added tox-poison

Tox is a back-end tool for secure chat and and text communication,
arising out of the post-NSA paranoia about data privacy and security.
Poison is the Mac graphical frontend to Tox. (The other apps bundled,
Silica and Hibiki, are used for developing sound schemes and visual
styles for the client, and are distributed with the package, so I
decided to include them).
Added evasi0n

evasion is a (fully legal, at least within the US) tool for
jailbreaking iOS devices running iOS 7.x.
Add Aurora.app v5.0.3
Add iVolume.app latest
Add Magican latest
Added Wyzo

Wyzo is an awesome new browser that optimizes your online media
experience. It will accelerate your web downloads, let you download
torrents with a single click, discover media in your browser and much
more.
Added MacHg

MacHg is a free open source OSX GUI for the distributed revision
control system Mercurial. This allows you in a nice graphical way to
manage a collection of files, to add things to the collection, to save
a snapshot of the collection, to restore the collection to an earlier
state and in general to work with the files.
Added GameSalad

GameSalad is a tool for easily building games that can be quickly
deployed to Windows, OS X, Android, and iOS devices.
Added Tubbler

Tubbler is a YouTube desktop client for Mac OS X.
FakeSystemCommand.run! should follow usual case
enforce valid values for :stderr on command.run
Added TextRoom

TextRoom is a fullscreen minimalist writing environment to aid with
concentration and helping writers focus.
Added Aria Maestosa

Aria Maestosa is an open-source (GPL) midi sequencer/editor. It lets
you compose, edit and play midi files with a few clicks in a
user-friendly interface offering score, keyboard, guitar, drum and
controller views.
Added Secrets

Secrets is free system preference pane that allows you to change /
customize hidden settings for your system and most applications. The
website features a comprehensive list of user defaults that you can
download.
Added iBackup

Backup is a simple to use backup/restore utility.
It backups and restores user data and system and applications settings,
e.g. System Preferences, Mail, iPhoto, iTunes, but also 3rd party
applications settings, more than 250 plugins for backup application
settings are available, which allow you to restore the settings and
data of one application or to restore an earlier point in time.
Added Vico

Vico is a programmers text editor with a strong focus on keyboard
control. Vico uses vi key bindings to let you keep your fingers on the
home row and work effectively with your text.
Vico comes with support for the most common languages, such as html,
php, ruby and javascript. And since Vico can use existing TextMate
bundles, it's easy to add more.
Vico also features integrated SFTP for working with remote files, split
views to let you edit files side-by-side and a file explorer for fast
project navigation.
Quickly navigate between files using fuzzy find, or open files directly
from the ex command line with tab completion. Jumping to symbols is
easy with the symbol list, or use ctags to find the definition under
the cursor. Ctags even works remotely over SFTP.
Vico is scriptable in the Nu language.
Added Namely

Namely is possibly the fastest way to open applications. And unlike
some other launchers, it doesn't require any learning.

You simply activate it using your preferred keyboard shortcut, start
typing part of an application's name and see a list of matches as you
type. Most of the time, one or two letters are enough. In fact, Namely
learns your habits and makes your most-used apps even quicker to access
over time. It's basically Spotlight for applications, only much faster,
and highly addictive.