mksh now does not look at $EDITOR and $VISUAL any more to determine
the editing mode; default is emacs (vi and gmacs off).
mksh also defaults to emacs-usemeta=OFF now.
get rid of special "POSIX"ish mode
get rid of $PGRP
get rid of special bourne-shell emulating mode
clean up code
more notes about a known fail
mention strlfun.c (glibc)
add RCS ID; stress the collective work copyright more
(this commit on an "AMD Sempron 2200+ (1.5GHz), 2x 256MB PC3200 DDR
 (running at PC2700 speed), some Maxtor 80GB 2MB 7200rpm drive" box running
 DragonFly draco.osr.netphreax.net 1.3-Preview DragonFly 1.3-Preview #0: Wed Apr 13 13:57:37 CEST 2005     root@chlamydia.fs.ei.tum.de:/usr/obj/usr/src/sys/GENERIC  i386

DragonFly BSD is now officially supported
Thanks to Thomas E. Spanjaard for providing a testing environment.

This might fix or break FreeBSD support, who knows...
it's said newer NetBSDen have arc4random(3)
remove Korn's bizarre /dev/fd hack
(only affects Interix!)

Tests on /dev/fd are now officially unsupported in mksh too.
undo fix for Debian PR #71256 which turned to be bogus and break make(1)
* move <sys/param.h> include to sh.h
* fix compilation and invocation of test suite with whitespace in
  the pathnames for real, this time
* clean up (especially whitespace)
gcc 4.0 with -O2 -Wall thinks it finds these uninitialised variables,
so quieten gcc

found by Bastian "waldi" Blank
please ISO C99
say goodbye to creat().
From: Marc Espie <espie@cvs.openbsd.org>
^V now is quote, not version, even in emacs mode. (From OpenBSD.)
Also, the "version" command got removed in its entirety.
Shaves off another global variable, even.
Move <sys/time.h> include to the top. Unbreaks mksh compilation on Darwin,
where <sys/resource.h> contains several struct timeval references, but this
struct is only defined in <sys/time.h>.

agreed tg@
follow style(9) ;)
* make 64-bit clean on GNU/Linux by default
* clean up and remove some .Xr from the man page
* bump version
* strip .Mx macro copy down to what's needed
* comment about \" vs " in here documents