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New Features and Major Changes

Added new UIKit utilities, available via the new BonMot/UIKit subspec, which make it easy to configure labels, text fields, and text views with text from BonMot. (#68, @Imperiopolis)
Added -[NSAttributedString bon_humanReadableString], which expands special characters out into human-readable strings. This is useful for writing unit tests where you need to compare a BonMot-generated string with an example string which may contain invisible or hard-to-read characters. For example, a string with an embedded image, a non-breaking space, and some text that contains an en dash might be expanded as {image24x36}{noBreakSpace}Monday{enDash}Friday. (#40, @eliotw1 & @ZevEisenberg)
Added -lineBreakMode support, so you can specify the line break mode of attributed strings. (#111, @tettoffensive)
Added -[BONText generatesEmptyString], so you can find out whether it’s empty in O(1) (constant) time.

Moved BONTextAlignmentConstraint to the new UIKit subspec, so you’ll need to include BonMot/UIKit in your Podfile if you want to use it. Carthage users should be unaffected by this change, since the project that is exposed to Carthage includes this subspec.
Renamed the BONChainable protocol to BONTextable to better express how it is used.
Removed previously deprecated -[BONText debugDescriptionIncludeImageAddresses:]. Use -[BONText debugStringIncludingImageAddresses:] instead.

Deprecated -textColor in favor of -color on both BONChain and BONText. -textColor will be removed in the next major version update. (#135)
Deprecated +[BONText joinTexts:withSeparator]. It is replaced by +[BONText joinTextables:withSeparator], which supports mixing and matching BONChains and BONTexts for both the array to be joined and the separator.

Fixed support for case-sensitive file systems. (#118, @ejohansson)
Stabilized flaky continuous integration builds on Travis CI.
We now run BONSpecialGenerator.swift every time the example project is built, which makes it easier to add special characters to BonMot. (#89, @eliotw1)
Made more use of Objective-C lightweight generics in library and example project.
Improved tests and added new ones.
Added mechanism to fail the continuous integration build if static analysis fails.
De-emphasized BONText in the README. It is still the workhorse class of BonMot, but unless you need to query a property, BONChain should probably be your go-to for styling strings.