Goji version 1.0

This release includes support up to Go 1.6, improves documentation, and contains
miscellaneous other fixes.

While Goji has been API-stable for quite some time, this is the first release to
formally acknowledge such stability. Changes that might cause applications
written against this release of Goji to break will be considered serious and
unacceptable regressions (under similar rules to the Go 1.0 compatibility
guarantee).

Goji version 0.9.0

This version contains a major breaking change to web.C, Goji's context
object: the Env key has been changed from a map[string]interface{} to a
map[interface{}]interface{} to allow for packages to use package-private
types to namespace their environment keys.

In practice, most users of Goji will be unaffected by this change:
strings that were previously in use as map keys will continue to work.
However, users (especially middleware authors) who construct Env's (with
make or similar) will have to update their code as instructed by the
compiler.

Goji version 0.8.3

This version continues the recent trend of changes to package graceful:
- It has learned graceful.ShutdownNow, which will close all connections
  managed by the package (including those that are in the process of
  servicing requests)
- It has learned two new behaviors that invoke the ShutdownNow
  semantics:
  - graceful.DoubleKickWindow, which, when enabled, causes an immediate
    shutdown when two signals are received in a short enough time span
  - graceful.Timeout, which, when enabled, causes an immediate shutdown
    on all connections which have not responded to a graceful shutdown
    within an allotted timeout.
- graceful.Middleware was removed from the public API. This middleware
  has been a no-op since Go 1.2, but is a breaking change nevertheless.
- graceful.ListenAndServeTLS (and the equivalent function on
  graceful.Server) now disable SSLv3 by default, in order to address the
  POODLE vulnerability.

There was one additional change: middleware.SubRouter now exposes a
mechanism by which regular expression routes can bind a "tail" path.

Goji version 0.8.2

This version contains many changes to package graceful:
- Logging has been moved to package goji via the Hook mechanism. This
  allows users who wish to customize their logging the chance to do so.
- A race condition between listener shutdown and a call to Accept was
  fixed.
- The bulk of the package has been refactored: the package previously
  named graceful is now considerably simpler and now deals almost
  exclusively with net/http and signal handling. The entirety of the
  graceful connection tracking logic has been moved to a new subpackage
  named "listener", and a great many tests have been written. This is a
  breaking change: the function graceful.WrapConn was removed.

This change introduces web.ParsePattern, exposing package web's pattern
parsing logic to third parties.

Additionally, package web/util has been renamed to web/mutil (middleware
utils) to avoid naming ambiguities. This is a breaking change: code
which refers to package util will need to be changed to refer to mutil
instead.

Goji version 0.8.1

This version addresses an issue with the 0.8 release in which string
pattern matches would inadvertently capture more characters than
expected, including path separators.

This version also adds a workaround for users running Goji on Google App
Engine, as well as various miscellaneous fixes.

Goji version 0.8

This is the first tagged release of Goji.

By choosing to release this as "v0.8", we reserve the right to change
the API in the future, but we have no reason to suspect that "v1.0" will
ship with a different public API than this one. In practice, both the
code and the API are very stable, and have been for quite some time.

In that vein, this release is appropriate for use in production.