ClassNames - Allow digits after the first char

There are classes where it makes sense to include a digit in a class name along with chars (Tuple2, Tuple3, etc being a good use-case that already exists in scala); the current regex doesn't allow that.
Merge pull request #52 from lespea/patch-2

ClassNames - Allow digits after the first char
Updated analysis complete line to not require verbose flag
Oops, left in a short-circuit from debugging
Merge pull request #56 from HairyFotr/patch-4

Oops, left in a short-circuit from debugging
#55 Fixed xml literal false positive
#51 Improved pointless type bounds
Bumped count on operators to > 2
Split null inspections into assignment and invocation #53

Split null inspections into assignment and invocation #53
Improved var could be val #54
Disabling XML test that travis nae likes
Fixed avoid op overload tests
Made summary optional and disabled in tests
Fixed duplicate map keys for unicode arrows #57
Added debug option
Release 0.92.2
ObjectNames - Allow digits after the first char

Same as the class issue; also this check had an error that allowed object names to start with a lower case char.
Allow all inspections to be disabled

I have some auto-generated code (from scalaxb for example) that fails... a lot of checks.  Given that a human isn't responsible for making sure it works, I disable all 'linters' on those projects which were entirely made by a script / tool.  I tried -Xplugin-disable as I do other ones but then I get odd errors relating to settings or something... this seems like the an easy solution.  Guessed a good way to do this but if you have a better way feel free to ignore this.

Also I just made the changes in GitHub so I apologize if there are any syntax errors.
Merge pull request #59 from lespea/patch-4

Allow all inspections to be disabled
Allow lower case chars in the beginning of an object