Changes in the Dommer library
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Version 0.5
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  * Added function called 'importForeignNode' to import non-dommer DOM
    nodes (for wrapping native browser XML nodes).

  * Dixed Document base class, is now Element rather than Node (so there's
    element related functionality, such as getElementsByTagName).

  * Fixed some problems with (get|remove)Attributes vs their *NS counterparts,
    it turned out they weren't so easy to interchange...
    
  * Fixed problem with removeAttributes using delete on an Array, this left
    gaps.

  * Made that nodes are unregistered from their parent (if any) on _attach.

  * Fixed problems in getElementById, made that the attribute name to find is
    configurable (passed in as argument).

  * Adjusted importNode to conform to the specs (now does a cloneNode, returns
    the results, and also has an additional arg 'deep' like in the specs).

  * Fixed ownerDocument reference on deeply imported nodes.

  * Fixed importNode issue on text nodes.

  * Fixed Document.appendChild().

  * Fixed problem with importing deep with nodes in a different namespace URI.

  * Fixed problem with inheriting cloneNode as-is, made the TYPE constants
    available on the Node object as well as instances, made that WARN_ON_PREFIX
    is defined in the module rather than a global.

  * Switched to using a BSD-style license.

  * Switched to using 'nanosax.js', which deals with namespaces in a 'worse is
    better' way (ie. not at all), and removed all code that intelligently
    creates xmlns declarations if required.

  * Fixed issues in null versus default namespace handling in attributes.

  * Made that attribute values are always strings.

  * Fixed getElementsByTagName() to only return element nodes.

Version 0.4
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  * Changed the unit tests so they can be ran from py.test (using some
    new JSBase feature, currently this rules out browser testing but that
    should be fixed later).

  * Fixed some bugs in comment handling.

  * Replaced my old helpers lib with a new one, which has a slightly different
    way of defining methods (uses a module namespace). Note that this does not
    change the dependencies, as the functionality required is copied to the
    main lib on release creation.