Move in Textmate formatter
Merge branch 'master' into move-textmate-formatter

Conflicts:
	Support/lib/rspec/mate/runner.rb
Adding feature and scenario snippets
Merge pull request #58 from simonc/feature-and-scenario

Adding feature and scenario snippets
Adding feature and scenario to the syntax
Merge pull request #59 from simonc/feature-and-scenario-as-keywords

Adding feature and scenario to the syntax
Updated RVM integration info for TextMate in README.md
Merge pull request #60 from thilo/master

Updated RVM integration info for TextMate in README.md
Change scope to source.ruby.rspec

Scope should be source.ruby.rspec (analogous to the other commands in this bundle). Otherwise it somewhat conflicts with running single Test::Unit tests in Ruby.tmbundle if two identical keyboard shortcuts are set.
Merge pull request #62 from kaiwood/patch-1

Change scope to source.ruby.rspec
Update switch_command.rb

fix open alt-file by inserting a simple template,
bypassing code broken in TM2 and recent OS X.
Merge pull request #50 from rspec/move-textmate-formatter
Merge pull request #63 from nruth/master

Update switch_command.rb
Fix clickable links in TextMate html output

Right now for me running the latest RSpec, TextMate 2 alpha, Rails 4, and this bundle, when I run my specs and get html output in TextMate, the links are not clickable. I brought it up in rspec-core (https://github.com/rspec/rspec-core/issues/1276#issuecomment-33680781) and they pointed me here. This proposed change fixes the issue for me.
Merge pull request #65 from glennfu/patch-1

Fix clickable links in TextMate html output
Fix: Use Bundler if Gemfile present, unless --skip-bundler specified.

This was accidentally introduced in ac024bf.

Now running RSpec for a project containing a Gemfile again uses Bundler, even if `--bundler` is not specified explicitly. Specify `--skip-bundler` to override.
Rearrange some lines to group methods on top.
Adapt TextMateFormatter for RSpec 3, use RSpec’s TextMateFormatter for RSpec 1 & 2.

RSpec 2 still ships its own TextMateFormatter, so it’s safe to make our formatter compatible with RSpec 3 only (taking care to not even require the file for older RSpec versions).
Only require text_mate_formatter if it’s really used.

A very small optimization, but nevertheless :-)

(Also makes further refactoring for using rspec binstub easier.)
Merge pull request #69 from die-antwort/make-compatible-with-rspec3

Adapt TextMateFormatter for RSpec 3, use RSpec’s own TextMateFormatter for RSpec 1 & 2