Tidy up whitespace.

Fixes color inconsistencies on TextMate 2 Alpha.
Merge pull request #26 from oesmith/whitespace-fix

Tidy up whitespace.
Added @oesmith as a contributor
Improving markdown support.

This adds support for: Headers, Bulleted lists, Numbered lists, Code blocks, Quote blocks, Seperators, Bold / Italic, Escape characters
Merge pull request #29 from evanmoran/master

Improving markdown support
Update master
Adding SublimeLinter colorization

Using various base colors as outlines, red underline for errors, 
orange underline for violations, yellow underline for warnings
Adding SublimeLinter colorization

Updated light theme with the same changes as the dark theme

Using various base colors as outlines, red underline for errors, 
orange underline for violations, yellow underline for warnings
Update Solarized (dark).tmTheme
Fixed Markdown headers

Fixed lack of highlighting for Markdown subheaders 3-6 (### to ######).
Merge pull request #34 from kennethlee/master

Fixed highlighting of Markdown headers
Merge pull request #31 from Iristyle/master

Adding SublimeLinter Colorization
Update README.mkd

Updated contributor 
Labelled colors with comments

- comments describe the color of the preceding `string` element using Solarized’s naming scheme (see <http://ethanschoonover.com/solarized/#the-values>)
- many colors are from outside the official color palette; they are labelled `(nonstandard)` in their comments, but also list the closest official color name
Merge pull request #46 from Zearin/master

Add official Solarized color labels in comments
Replaced nonstandard colors for “base01” with official Solarized value
Replaced nonstandard colors for “base00” with official Solarized value
Replaced nonstandard colors for “base0” with official Solarized value (except `caret`)
Replaced nonstandard colors for “base1” with official Solarized value
Replaced *most* nonstandard colors for “base2” with official Solarized value

The nonstandard color `#e0eddd` is also closest to base2, but its use is in `diff: header` and `Markdown: linebreak`.

I’m not sure about the diff, so I’m leaving it alone.  As for Markdown, I don’t know if that is supposed to color the line breaks when you have “invisibles” turned on, so I left it alone.