API for new approach to multiline text.
New multiline text for Java.
Updated tests to use new multiline text.
New multiline text bits for Android.
Stubbed out new multiline text in Flash.
New multiline text bits for iOS.
New multiline text bits for HTML.
Oops, forgot Drawable interface in iOS and HTML.
We need to *use* the Drawable interface. Sheesh.
[maven-release-plugin] prepare release playn-1.8
[maven-release-plugin] prepare for next development iteration
Bump tests to 1.9-SNAPSHOT.
New Year cleaning #1: bye bye Flash.
New Year cleaning #2: out with payments.

No one ever asked for this, no one ever used it.
New Year cleaning #3: out with benchmark.

There's a playn-perf project which does more serious benchmarking and is a fine
place for new benchmarks to go.
New Year cleaning #4: out with server package.

I don't know what was ever intended with this, but there's no code of
significance in there.
README updates.
Updated for 2014.
Nix Ant build.

It remained perpetually out of date. Use Maven, or Eclipse, or an IDE that
groks Maven, or SBT.
New Year cleaning #5: nix Analytics and RegExp.

Analytics was only ever implemented on the HTML5 backend and was never going to
be implemented meaningfully on any other backend.

RegularExpression was Java's regexp on Java/Android and HTML's regexp on HTML5,
which are incompatible. Better to leave games to fend for themselves (and do
things safely in a per-platform manner) than to pretend that a cross-platform
API for something as complex as regexps could possibly exist.

If you need consistent cross platform behavior, bundle a pure Java regexp
library with your game. If you need high performance, implement exactly what
you need, tweaked specifically to work for HTML's regexps and Java's regexps in
your own per-backend code. Or if you never plan to run your game in HTML5, then
just use java.util.regex.Pattern directly.

In theory these should have gone through a deprecation cycle, but they're both
so half-assed that no one could possibly have been seriously relying on them.