Several small fixes, but 0.94 might fix more than you needed …

0.95 - 2013-01-13

• Introduce allow_unquoted_escape as workaround for RT#81295
• Update copyright to 2013
• Introduce print_hr () for RT#76143
• Dropped plans to support EBCDIC

0.94 - 2012-12-03

• Guard against beta releases of Encode (Xavier Guimard - RT#81499)
• Fix sv_cache init global-buffer-overflow (Reini Urban - RT#81469)
• Tested with perl compiled with clang (also to verify RT#81469)
• Fix memory leak reported in RT#81539 (Fix by Tony Cook)

0.93 - 2012-11-19

• Skip Encode related tests on too old Encode
• Force old(er) tar format (ustar) - assumes GNU tar on release box

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