Use cl-flet instead of flet in Emacs version >= 24.3
Merge pull request #106 from BryanCuneo/master

Use cl-flet instead of flet in Emacs version >= 24.3
Add support for ‘match’ (used by Occur).

Color is background yellow, same as ‘lazy-highlight’.
Improve “broken sRGB” handling.

Fixes issue #103.
Changed `let*` to `let` on solarized-definitions.el

Changed a `let*` to `let` on the `solarized-color-definitions` function.
Without this change, the entire definition of the inner function
`find-color` doesn't compile, with the message "Invalid function" from
emacs.

Tested on:
GNU Emacs 24.2.1 (i386-mingw-nt6.1.7601) of 2012-08-28 on MARVIN
Merge pull request #109 from ibraimgm/let-star-fix

Changed `let*` to `let` on solarized-definitions.el
solarized-definitions.el: fix comparison error in which-flet fset logic.

flet was deprecated in 24.3, but daff304 accidentally used > 25.2 instead
of >= 24.3 as a condition. This commit fixes that.
Merge pull request #110 from dato/cl-flet

Fix which-flet logic
Merge pull request #102 from dato/master

Add support for ‘match’ (used by Occur).
Define colors for ace-jump-mode.

I use fg-red and fg-base01 for the red and gray40, respectively, tht
ace-jump-mode.el uses:

https://github.com/winterTTr/ace-jump-mode/blob/07b7137/ace-jump-mode.el#L303
https://github.com/winterTTr/ace-jump-mode/blob/07b7137/ace-jump-mode.el#L297

The original Vim plugin also recommends red and comment (faded), which is
what the above accomplishes:

https://github.com/Lokaltog/vim-easymotion/blob/eaa4af/doc/easymotion.txt#L992
Merge pull request #111 from dato/ace-jump

Define colors for ace-jump-mode
support for tabbar

foreground / background the "wrong" way round because the tabbar
ends up inheriting inverse video
Merge pull request #112 from csrhodes/master

support for tabbar
Start development of background accents
Define highlights (resp. shadows); and use them appropriately

Conflicts:
	solarized-definitions.el
configure more faces
customize whitespace
tweaks

Conflicts:
	solarized-definitions.el
orange highlights for warnings; red ones for errors.