Debashify rebase tests

Use relative imports in inotify.server. Fixes an import failure I was getting under hgtk and hgweb: *** failed to import extension inotify: 'module' object has no attribute 'inotify'

Do not sort hgwebdir repositories if python list or tuple is given. This was introduced by changeset f67d1468ac50 (util: add sort helper)

Fix up tests

Add rebase extension

coal/paper: make output well-formed and fix css syntax error breaking rendering

Merge with stable

clone: get a list of files to clone from store

store: drop self.encodefn

streamclone: fold in localrepo.storefiles

store: change handling of decoding errors

store: simplify walking - fold in main walking function - eliminate recursion (especially recursive yielding!) - eliminate default args

store: simplify class hierarchy

statichttp: use store class This lets us nix store.encodefn.

store: take opener as an argument

localrepo: simplify requirements checking

localrepo: kill _createmode

add test-verify

verify: check repo.store

revlog: add files method

store.py: accept empty repos Fixes a traceback on the server side when trying to streamclone an empty repo (this was *not* introduced by 80e51429cb9a).

verify: only warn on copy nullid

make commit fail when committing unresolved files

Update win32mbcs extension * Code cleanup by Matt. * Fix the issue with case-insensitive fs support by wrapping also util.fspath() and util.checkcase() * Abort program when path conversion is failed.

Merge with stable

convert: implement startrev for hg source

merge with crew-stable

Added signature for changeset d2375bbee6d4

Added tag 1.0.2 for changeset d2375bbee6d4

Folding correction and missing import

util: disinfect lookup_reg strings (issue1126) lookup_reg could return Unicode strings, which would infect other strings and generate unexpected tracebacks. Spotted by Rémy Roy. Fold in silly nested function while we're at it.

test symlinks on symlink-capable os but non-capable filesystem (issue1149) The "real" way to test this is to mount a non-symlink-capable filesystem, and try working on it; however, I don't know how to mount filesystems as a non-priveleged user from within the testing framework. So instead, os.symlink is overridden to raise the exception that would be raised on such a filesystem.