florianschanda/miss_hit: Release 0.9.11

0.9.11 MH Lint now contains the three lint-like messages that were part of MH Style previously (block comments, relation chaining, and builtin redefinition). MH Style no longer issues these messages. Note that MH Lint currently operators on a file-by-file basis like, just like the other MISS_HIT tools. However this will definitely change in the future, as we move to a "per project" analysis for the linter. But for now MH Lint can be use just like the other tools. The configuration directive "style rule" for "builtin_redefinition" is now a lint rule; while this change is not documented yet properly it will mean existing configuration files continue to work. I have not yet decided how lint rules will be configurable, but it is likely they will share a namespace with the style rules. Added documentation for lint checks, explaining the meaning of "low", "medium", and "high" checks. Added GitHub and Travis CI templates to the documentation. Thank you Remi Gau for your contribution. MH Style now correctly vertically aligns annotations. One-line annotation blocks were always OK, but multi-line annotations were considered continuations (and thus indented in an unnatural way). MH Style has a new rule "spurious_row_comma" which complains about trailing or starting commas in matrix and cell expressions (for example: [,1,2,]) MH Style has a new rule "whitespace_semicolon" which does the same as "whitespace_comma", but for semicolons; this means one-line matrix expressions are now nicely formatted. MH Style should now only print [fixed] for problems that really are fixed. Specifically in files that contain parse errors, we now no longer pretend the problems are fixed. Fixed an issue for all MISS_HIT tools where any issue in embedded MATLAB code could be reported multiple times