By providing these base implementations, it's not necessary in most cases now to override the implementations for these methods in subclasses.
Updated the adapter for the localization service to use ".xlf" as the file extension for XLIFF files.
Removed padding around "=" separator between key and value. It appears to be unwelcome, even though the spec permits padding and states that trailing padding on the key and leading padding on the value are not significant.
Fixed a silly bug that was overestimating the word count in situations where the word splitter was producing empty string words.
Factored out the string metrics logic from the LocAdapter base class into a new Uize.Loc.Strings.Metrics module and created unit tests.
Removed unused local variable.
We now use en-ZZ for the pseudo-locale.
Throw errors for methods that must be implemented in subclasses. Started writing docs.
Starting to expose contemporary information on localization.
Progress with documentation for the localization automation system.
A bit more doc progress for loc automation.
We should probably have a linebreak before the document close tag.
Updated the usage report to contain a reference count for each string in the referencesByCodeFile section.
Made more of the HTML declarations programmatically generated from segment info.
Factored out the segment color implementation into a separate mixin module and added support for segment opacity.
Created a Uize.Str.Search.getLineAndChar static method to make the line and char calculation usage outside of the context of using the regular expression based search method.
A bit of progress with documenting the loc automation.
Added an encodeTextNode static method.
Fixed an issue with the string literal parser where it wasn't using the opening quote as the terminator quote char for detecting the end of the quoted text, but was instead always using a double quote.
Updated the Uize.Loc.FileFormats.AndroidStrings module to support backslash escaping of single quote, double quote, and backslash characters, since the Android string resource file format has some peculiar idiosyncracies / nuances.