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Added test/date-es.js of 2006-05-22

* engine.js: JScript version detection no longer uses 'x'{2,} strings

test/array.html: Fixed file references (merged from trunk)

* engine.js: Improved and updated V8 version inference

Resource Builder: Use ResourceBuilder.php for aggregation

Resource Builder: Fixed bogus PCRE segfault

UniCalc:
  - Do not use Resource Builder anymore
  - Improved support for superscript
  - Added support for subscript and some Greek letters

* regexp.js: jsx.regexp.concat(): Support concatenation of jsx.regexp.RegExp instances

Resource Builder: Fixed option processing order

* array.js: Fixed jsx.array.Array.prototype.get()/set()

Resource Builder: Added support for constructor argument

* string/unicode.js
  - Added WideString.prototype.codePointAt() alias for .charCodeAt()
  - WideString.fromCharCode() supports combining marks

* string/unicode.js
  - Added support for jsx.array.BigArray-long strings
  - Added support for combining marks
  - Clarified JSdoc

* string.js
  - Fixed `this' accesses for ES5+ strict mode
  - Use jsx.object.isString
  - jsx.string.addSlashes() also escapes \, CR, LF, and HT
  - Updated JSdoc

* dom/css/color.js: DRY, fixed JSdoc

Removed development files from live branch

* object.js: Function.prototype.extend(): Clarified meaning of formal parameter

* regexp.js: Optimized detection of circular character class definitions

* array.js
  - jsx.array.filter(): Fixed several refactoring bugs
  - jsx.array.createFilter():
    + Fixed filter logic
    + Added NaN and structured compare support (uses options object)
  - Added jsx.array.fromObject, .getIndexes()
  - Updated JSdoc

* object.js
  - jsx.object.clone()
    + Use real prototype object if possible
    + Fixed refactoring bug
  - jsx.object.getDataObject():
    + Fixed refactoring bug causing recursion to produce wrong results
  - Fixed JSdoc
  - jsx.debugValue() uses jsx.object.isString() for safer string detection
  - Use strict mode
  - Added jsx.object.flip()
  - jsx.require() uses script's `load' event if possible
    (http.js not strictly necessary anymore)