Disable pdf.js and prompt the user for action

With Firefox 29, pdf.js is no longer functional.  This
disables it, and disables full-page PDF plugins, so the
user is asked what to do with a PDF. (Trac: #1466)

A likely side-effect of this is that people who have configured the
Adobe plugin (or another PDF plugin) will now get prompted with the
dialog box, but we believe that to be preferable to printing not
working at all.
Merge branch 'master' into debian
Package 10.2

This upstream release disabled pdf.js (Trac: #1466)
Remove last vestiges of autoconf; add VERSION

The only reason this is still autoconf is to support --prefix and
to work on platforms that don't have a working install(1) or a
mkdir -p.  We don't care about those platforms.

Convert Makefile.in to a trivial Makefile, and add a VERSION file
for use with the new build system
Merge branch 'master' into debian
Package 10.2.1

This includes changes to the upstream build system, as well
as correcting the version in install.rdf to 10.2.1