force deflate for mangled accept-encoding headers
Moved all server configurations (except apache's .htaccess) over to a new repo:
  https://github.com/paulirish/html5-boilerplate-server-configs

This should make things much cleaner for most people who download the boilerplate.
But we'll keep the .htaccess in here as it's the most common setup.
going back to non-$.getScript'd DD_belatedPNG, due to some messy race conditions. fixes #245
changing mimetype of .ico files to "image/x-icon". Details follow:

While Wikipedia would lead you to be believe one thing...
  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ICO_(file_format)#MIME_type
... specifically that the vnd.microsoft.icon mime type is correct..

Well that's wrong.

It does work in the address bar, IE can also use an .ico file as an
<img src> in some cases. But it has to be served as image/x-icon
instead.

So thanks a lot wikipedia & jimmy wales' face. Psh.

Thanks a bunch Jonathan Neal. Fixes #219
marking HTML5Doctor CSS Reset as Public Domain. WOOOHOO.
Merge branch 'master' of github.com:paulirish/html5-boilerplate
removing qunit's unit tests. no need to ship with them, really.
removed reset on the image in a table cell as it looks terrible with multiple lines. Browser defaults to baseline alignment for images which works better than top alignment. Fixes #259
minor. filename rename.
cleaning up what's in plugins.js. no more closure wrap, no more document.write whitelisting.
removing YUI profiling. you probably weren't using it anyway.
minor whitespace formatting in style.css
Updated reset to latest updates to Eric Meyer's reset css. Removed camelcase from the classname visuallyhidden to be consistent with other classname formats
fixing conflicts
scrunch up the analytics snippet some more. it doesnt need to be so readable IMO
ServerTokens Prod added to htaccess. thx alrra.
Removed comment that seems to have been meant for a specific application.
Fixed a typo in the asynchronous Google Analytics snippet and optimized the protocol check.
The order of <meta> tags, <title>, and charset has been documented more extensively now:

https://github.com/paulirish/html5-boilerplate/wiki/The-markup see The order of charset, meta tags, and <title>...

Because the boilerplate markup enforces the document structure,
we can intentionally place the charset above the title (and other content)
and avoid the XSS issues that caused the HTML5 spec to specify that
"charset must be in the first 512 bytes".

So even if you throw the xmlns:fb="http://www.facebook.com/2008/fbml" bullshit
into ALL the html tags, and the validator says your document is now invalid
because charset is after the first 512 bytes, we'll.. it's okay. You're still safe.
And so are the kittens.
servertokens doesnt work in .htaccess.. only httpd.conf.