Ignore some new files
New multiple-cursor-safe command
Replace auto-complete and Jedi with company-mode

Don't want global-company-mode, at least not for now, as it activates
in too many modes, such as org-mode buffers where it starts to trip me
up.
Use web-mode to open HTML files of all stripes

Funky file names we use at work, like foo.html.translate were getting
opened with html-mode.
Allow setting web-mode engine from local variable

I also stopped YASnippet from pulling in html-mode snippets in a
web-mode buffer unless it's a web-mode buffer obviously on an HTML
file (not e.g. CSS or JS).
Don't discard web-mode-element-close result

web-mode pays attention to its return value.
My auto-closing empty-element tags don't work

If you started typing, for example,

    <img src="foo/

that "/" would trigger auto-closing, because web-mode doesn't apply
the text properties to the attribute until you close the quotation
marks.
Bring Flycheck back to web-mode for HTML files

Upgrading Flycheck meant that it no longer activated for web-mode.
See Flycheck issue #464.
Update and enhance Flycheck in Python

* Now just "monkey patching" the Flycheck pylint definition, so I'll
  hopefully be more likely to automatically get updates to it from
  upstream.  (Of course it's just as likely to break on Flycheck
  upgrades, since I'm only modifying half of the definition.  Oh well,
  hopefully this is at least marginally better than cut/paste/forget?)

* Force text output, not colors.

* Add variable for using pylint's --disable option and then use it to
  my liking.

* Make sure the pylint code gets picked up in the Flycheck message.

* Fix column numbers from pylint.  (I bet this'll get picked up
  upstream soon.)
js2-mode indentation fix, see comment
Update settings for updated org-mode

Had to work around issues with entities in clocktable and some
trailing white space on LOGBOOK drawer begin/end lines.
org-log-into-drawer now apparently has the opposite default value of
what I'm used to.  Also replaced eval-after-load with
with-eval-after-load in one place (and just one place) for fun.
Updated settings for updated python.el

I guess most of these settings are now unnecessary.  It's incumbent on
me to activate one of my virtual environments before trying to run
"ipython" now.