- Rotation is recognized on stitch
	- When devices of different rotation are stitched together, the transformation is now correctly calculated!
	- Still things to do and code to cleanup, we are not done yet...
- Rubber Banding on stitch is now compensated for
- CWStitchManager.unstitchOnMove can now be set to false to ignore accelerometer and gyroscope for unstitch detection
- CWStitchManager.ignoreMoveAxis can now be set to an array of axis (alpha, beta, gamma, x, y, z) that should be ignored for unstitch detection
- Connichiwa.respond was added to easily send a message back to a device
- "apple-mobile-web-app-capable" was added to remote.html so a native-less remote can properly be added as a web app
Introducing CWLocation

- CWLocation is a way to work with positions and rectangles across devices
	- It introduces a global coordinate system, which is basically the master device's coordinate system. So the origin of the master device is the origin of the global coordinate system and the x and y axis are parallel to those of the global coordinate system.
	- A CWLocation can be constructed either by global coordinates or by handing it coordinates in the local device coordinate system
	- Coordinates can be retrieved globally or in the coordinate system of the current device. This means that a CWLocation can be used to pass coordinates between devices - sending a CWLocation from one device to another will represent the same global coordinates
	- A CWLocation can be serialized via .toString() and deserialized via CWLocation.fromString()

- Additionally, minor improvements
	- a device used to stitch another device now receives a gotStitchNeighbor message
	- bug fixed