fix(scope): incorrect stage message
chare(travis): automated push of generated docs
fix(doc-gen): add docviewer flags for generating the new angulardart docs

Conflicts:
	scripts/generate-documentation.sh
feat(doc-gen): Use new docviewer for generating docs
fix(docs): Correct markdown for ElementProbe
chore(core directives): Refactor test setup
fix(change-detection): remove memory leak

When the change detection finds change it creates a
linked list of records which have changed. The linked
list is not bound to groups but rather crosses groups, 
this implies that if we remove a group it is possible that
a record in a live group retains a pointer to a 
record in the now deleted record. While technically
not a leak, the memory will not be realized until that
record detects another change and gets re-added to the
dirty list. If the record never fires than the
memory is retained forever.
chore(selector): Refactor DirectiveSelectorFactory into an injectable service
chore(change detection): fix a typo in toString()
fix(NgModelValidators): ensure that number input types render invalid when non-numeric characters are present

input[type="number"] treats non-numeric values as NaN values and these are considered valid when
double.parse is used. This commit fixes the validation for the model to properly address the
invalid number when a NaN value is detected.
feat(forms): introduce the control.hasError helper method
style(animate demo): code cleanup
refactor(change_detection): remove unnecessary conditional expression

`prev` is guaranteed to not be null here, the method would throw noSuchMethod if it were.
fix(forms): do not reset input fields on valid submission
chore(docs): fix typos
chore(doc): build docs for angular/angular.dart repo only
fix(readme): Readd the Travis badge
fix(template_cache_generator): support traversal of partial files

Fixes #662
feat(forms): use the ng-form attribute as the name of the inner form
fix(change-detection): remove memory leak, use iterator

When the change detection finds change it creates a
linked list of records which have changed. The linked
list is not bound to groups but rather crosses groups,
this implies that if we remove a group it is possible that
a record in a live group retains a pointer to a
record in the now deleted record. While technically
not a leak, the memory will not be realized until that
record detects another change and gets re-added to the
dirty list. If the record never fires than the
memory is retained forever.