Made a computed convenience property (used for abstraction purposes) readonly.
merged primary master and resolved conflicts
Merge pull request #958 from GreatApe/gk-browser-navigation-workaround

Made a computed convenience property readonly
Add `+[RLMObject objectWithKey:]`

Fetches the object with the given primary key, or returns nil if it doesn't exist.
Fix typo
Rename to objectForPrimaryKey:
Throw an exception on NSData columns larger than can be stored
Verify that data of the maximum size is stored correctly
Merge pull request #956 from realm/tg-nsdata-size

Throw an exception on NSData columns larger than can be stored
Merge pull request #957 from realm/tg-object-with-key

Add `+[RLMObject objectWithKey:]`
Update to core version 0.84.0
Merge pull request #962 from realm/tg-core-0.84.0

Update to core version 0.84.0
Add a test for query chaining

It turns out that we don't actually have any, and unsurprisingly it doesn't
work (see #927). The actual bug appears to be in the core, but even once that's
fixed we need a test verifying it works in the binding.
Merge pull request #942 from realm/tg-query-chain-test

Add a test for query chaining
Release 0.86.0
added Swift/RLMSupport.swift to zip release
Get the accessor class name from the schema rather than the className method

Calling [objectClass className] returns the parent class's class name rather
than the current class's if the parent class is initialized before the child,
and the order that they're initialized depends on what order a dictionary
happens to be enumerated.
Merge pull request #965 from realm/jp-swift-zip

added Swift/RLMSupport.swift to zip release
Merge pull request #966 from realm/tg-subclass-name

Get the accessor class name from the schema rather than the className method
Bump version to 0.86.1