
   Version 0.7.15 -- September 3, 2017
 - Fix superfluous libraries and includes during install when using $DESTDIR,
   addressing github issue #21.
 - Made screen size functions use 16-bit instead of 8-bit values, allowing
   version 5+ games to work with screen dimensions > 255.
 - Fix possible buffer overflow when writing score and turn data into status
   line.
 - Fix version descriptor in monospace_interface.h.
 - Added missing contributor phrasing to BSD-3 clause. The resulting license
   now exactly matches the wording used on Github and so also makes the
   license detection work.

   Version 0.7.14 -- April 8, 2017
 - Adapted to replacement of en_US locale with en_GB from libfizmo.

   Version 0.7.13 -- October 8, 2016
 - Improved build system for separate library and interface builds.

   Version 0.7.12 -- August 31, 2016
 - Renamed "libcellif" to "libmonospaceif".
 - Use tiny-xml-doc-tools for documentation.

   Version 0.7.11 -- July 28, 2016
 - Add list of config options from registered output interface to list of
   options returned from "get_config_option_names".

   Version 0.7.10 -- October 9, 2015
 - Fixed score/turns position in statusline for v<=3 games.
 - Minor changes for autoconf settings.

   Version 0.7.9 -- May 25, 2014
 - Fixed erase_window and clearing of lines to conform to spec regarding
   reverse output.

   Version 0.7.8 -- March 19, 2014
 - Adapted to automake version 1.14.
 - Entire re-implementation of screen refresh and scrolling. Many thanks to
   Lewis Gentry for bug-reporting and extensive beta-testing.
 - Fixed a crash that would occur in case the history buffer didn't hold
   enough input for some screen refresh cases.
 - Fixed incorrect backspace or delete behaviour which could cause in crash
   in case of small screen sizes combined with the use of preloaded input.
 - Several small text input fixes.
 - Added "clean-dev" build target for better cleanup of installed development
   files, which helps debian packaging.
 - Fixed wrong status line display style after restore in v<=3 games.
 - Added missing license/copyright information.

   Version 0.7.7 -- June 5, 2013
 - Renamed "install-locales" to "install-data-local" build target.

   Version 0.7.6 -- December 27, 2012
 - Minor fix for libcell build target.

   Version 0.7.5 -- November 30, 2012
 - Implemented delete in read_line and read_char.
 - CTRL-R will now redraw the screen. Contrary to CTRL-L, which refreshes the
   screen based on the current layout, CTRL-R will reconstruct the latest
   output based on the output history. This will help to display output which
   is hidden in case a game clears the screen, writes some text into the top
   line and then turns on the score line which then overlays the topmost
   line.
 - Adapted to new command history interface.

   Version 0.7.4 -- September 17, 2012
 - Adapted to new autoconf / automake build system.

   Version 0.7.3 -- August 1, 2012
 - Merged Andrew Plotkin's iOS-fizmo changes: Adapted to new function
   "prompt_for_filename" in screen-interface.
 - Fixed screen interface invocation to not use timeout if not actually
   required by the game.

   Version 0.7.2 -- March 9, 2012
 - Fixed missing $(DESTDIR) variable -- should already have been present
   since version 0.7.1.

   Version 0.7.1 -- November 6, 2011
 - Fixed missing "override" statments for CFLAGS in Makefiles.
 - Fixed $(DESTDIR) evaluation in config.[default|macports].mk.
 - Adapted Makefiles and configuration to use standard GNU Makefile variables
   instead of INSTALL_PATH and FIZMO_BIN_DIR.

   Version 0.7.0 -- September 18, 2011
 - The "libcellif" interface has been developed out of fizmo's ncursesw
   interface in version 0.6. It assumes that the screen is up of fixed-width
   charachter cells -- like a standard terminal -- and translates all the
   Z-Machine output operations into "goto-xy", "print" and similar commands.
   That means it's possible to implement a cell-based interface without
   having to worry about window resizes or other Z-Machine related concepts.
 - The "fizmo-ncurses" interface relies on this library for output.


