Changes made in this release:

Sandcastle:
- Fixed a bug in MRefBuilder in TypeNode.GetMatchingMethod() reported by SHarwell. Type parameter counts are compared as well in order to get a correct match on overloaded methods in cases where one has and one does not have generic parameters.
- Fixed MRefBuilder so that it does not fail when parsing .NET Micro Framework assemblies.
- Added support for an outputMethod attribute on the BuildAssembler SaveComponent to allow defining how the content is written out (i.e. HTML rules rather than XML rules). However, the default will remain XML and the existing presentation styles will continue to use XML rules since they work fine with them. Note that using HTML rules can introduce unintended side-effects to the generated output such as non-XHTML compliant formatting, self-closing elements getting converted to full opening/closing element pairs etc. Also, there are alternatives that make it unnecessary such as using an "<xsl:comment>" or "<xsl:text> </xsl:text>" element to enforce non-self-closing output of an element.
- Added support for the .NET Micro Framework versions 4.2 and 4.3.

Sandcastle Help File Builder
- Enabled PreBuildEvent, PostBuildEvent, and RunPostBuildEvent property support in the SHFB targets file.
- Added a property page to allow editing the PreBuildEvent, PostBuildEvent, and RunPostBuildEvent properties.
- Merged the C# IntelliSense extension code from Sam Harwell into the VSPackage to provide support for the extended XML comments elements from Sandcastle. Note that other languages do not support the extensions. Visual Basic doesn't provide any context to extend the XML comments easily and other languages like F# and C++ don't appear to provide XML comments IntelliSense at all.
- Fixed up some issues with non-GUID topic IDs that needed encoding in the intermediate TOC files.

Presentation Styles
- Fixed ApplyVSDocModel.xsl so that it correctly includes the type element for member list pages.
- Cleaned up the VS2010 presentation style by removing a lot of unused elements. Also removed all the unused branding templates as a first step to getting rid of branding completely.
- Fixed up a number of minor issues in all presentation styles found while removing the branding transformations.
- Added a VS2013 presentation style. This is currently a clone of the VS2010 style with some changes to get rid of the background images, alter the syntax and code block tabs styles, and add collapsible sections. A future release will make further changes to bring it closer to the online Visual Studio content style.

https://shfb.svn.codeplex.com/svn@105708