0.8.0 - grizzly

coala-bears 0.8.0

For this release, we have had 19 contributors from around the world
contributing 176 commits to just coala-bears in the past 9 weeks.

Here are the important changes and additions:

New Bears

• CSecurityBear - Lints C/C++ files and identifies possible security
  issues. [CSecurityBear documentation]
• HappinessLintBear - Checks JavaScript files for semantic and syntax
  errors using happiness. [HappinessLintBear documentation].
• WriteGoodLintBear - Lints the text files using write-good to
  improve proses. [WriteGoodLintBear documentation]
• coalaBear - Checks for the correct spelling and casing of coala
  in the text files. [coalaBear documentation].
• VultureBear - Checks Python code for unused variables and functions
  using vulture. [VultureBear documentation]
• YapfBear - Checks and corrects the formatting of Python code using
  yapf utility. [YapfBear documentation]

Major API Changes

• Settings unification - most bears have seen API changes. Settings' names
  are now consistent across bears. This supports backwards
  compatibility, however (but with a deprecation notice). You can find the
  whole list here.

New Features

• Bear upload tool - this is a part of the complete decentralization of
  bears. With this tool, bears are uploaded as individual packages to PyPI
  and just the necessary bears (and their dependencies) can be installed.
• Also as a part of the decentralization process, several bears now have
  the REQUIREMENTS attribute. This is one of the requirement objects
  supporting various package managers such as apt-get, dnf,
  yum, pip, npm, gem, and so on. To learn more, please
  see the coala 0.8.0 release changelog.
• Several bears now support the ASCIINEMA_URL attribute. This contains
  an URL to an asciinema video displaying the bear's working.

Bug Fixes

• An issue in FilenameBear involving files with fully capitalized names
  has been resolved. Pull #687
• Various corner cases with InvalidLinkBear involving some false positives
  and false negatives have been fixed.
  Issue #691

Documentation

• A complete overhaul of the README page with a special emphasis on design
  and user-friendliness.

Regressions

• Python 3.3 support was dropped.