Refrain from controling the encoding in pgloader, qmynd now handles it.
Add encoding errors to the csv-error.load test.
Some more testing.
Improve MySQL encoding errors handling.

When it's not possible to decode a MySQL value in the proper given
encoding, automatically replace the value with nil and be quite verbose
about it by logging an error.
Fix #40 by providing a per-table forced-encoding option.

This patch takes benefits from the recent patch
https://github.com/qitab/qmynd/commit/62fc85a1cfa5b04679b9d17461152e9cd4af107d
so that you will need to freshen your local Qmynd copy if you want to
test from sources.
Move some MySQL old import/export functions apart...
Fix #20 by skipping table and view missing from the catalogs.
Fix the condition handler fix for #40.

Refrain from trying to display the character where we found a decoding
error when the error actually happens at end-of-input-in-character...
Another try at fixing #40.

The babel character-decoding-error condition is exposing both its
internal BUFFER and the current OCTETS, and it seems we should refer to
the BUFFER in our error reporting...
Implement Google Analytics on pgloader.tapoueh.org
Document --debug --verbose (client-min-messages data).

That should help fixing #48 where this level of information is required.
Get rid of special versions of postmodern and cl-csv, fix #44.

The patches we made against those systems made it to Quicklisp. Next on
the list is Qmynd, which should be ok to go at the next Quicklisp release.
pgloader.1.md: update formatting for ronn compatibility

Ronn is an alternative to pandoc for generating Groff man pages from
Markdown, and seems to produce better-looking man pages.
pgloader.1.md: remove trailing whitespace
Makefile: use ronn to generate docs
pgloader.1: include compiled man page for packaging convenience

Allows packaging systems like Homebrew to install manual pages
automatically for users without introducing a dependency on the manual
page build system.
Makefile: add standalone target that doesn't install quicklisp