Release 3.5.3 of MDiocre.

What's new?
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* Hopefully fixed oversight with rebuilding the file name when
  compiling Typescript files...

Release 3.5.2 of MDiocre.

What's new?
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* TypeScript files should've been copied over as-is to the build
  directory. Apparently that didn't happen -- that's fixed now.

Release 3.5.1 of MDicore.

What's new?
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* Adds another file extension for Zim wiki markup. (*.zimtxt)

Release 3.5 of MDiocre.

What's new?
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* Rough support for relative links in Gemtext parser.

* Supports TypeScript compilation of individual files through `tsc`.

  Known limitations:
    * You cannot use modules (import, export, require, etc.)
	* However, you can use references to "include" type definitions
	  like so: `/// <reference types="../MyTypes" />`
	  (without the file extensions)

* Redirecting logs are now made a little better.

* More changes to how the Wizard reports stuff.

* A basic plugin system is now supported. As a result:
    * Passing a parser name (string) into `switch_parser()` is only
	  limited to internal parsers, and as such this way of switching
	  parsers is considered deprecated.
	* `switch_parser()` should be used with classes (not instances of
	  classes) derived from BaseParser.
	* Every parser has a `FILETYPES` array that contains which file extensions
	  will be supported by the parser.
	* The wizard will detect internal parsers *as well as* parsers from modules
	  that start with `mdiocre_`.
	* Whichever `mdiocre_` module that implements a parser should have it
	  under a folder named `parsers`, e.g. for a `txt` parser for plain
	  text files, it should be under mdiocre_txt.parsers.txt, and its class
	  should be `TxtParser`.

Release 3.4 of MDiocre.

What's new?
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* Added a Gemtext parser (file extensions *.gmi, *.gem)

* Clarified error messages in the Wizard.

Release 3.3 of MDiocre.

What's new?
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* Math expressions are removed, as there is very little use for them.

* You can define custom function calls using Python, with the `using` keyword.
  This will EXECUTE raw Python from a file, so use it at your own discretion!
  See the 3.3.dev0 changelog for more information.

* The much-needed `include` keyword arrives. This will include a file relative
  to the source directory as if it was pasted right into the currently
  processed file.

* Some amount of error handling is built into the core/wizard now, and
  will simply copy the file if an error were to occur.

Release candidate 3 for v3.3, added some error handling

Release candidate 2 of v3.3 (added readme to packaging long-desc)

Release candidate of v3.3, getting ready to finally upload this to PyPI

Development release 2 of MDiocre 3.3.