I was inevitable, but with the steady releases, I was bound to hit 1.00. Here it is …

1.00 - 2013-06-13

• Fix automatic UTF-8 in getline/parse for SV's with \0

0.99 - 2013-06-05

• Documents return value of bind_columns without arguments
• Fix automatic UTF-8 in getline/parse

0.98 - 2013-06-03

• Clarify eol documentation
• Move error_input to XS

0.97 - 2013-03-30

• Regain the speed from 0.91 (buffer back to 1k)
• Minor cleanup in XS code
• Add diag_verbose attribute

0.96 - 2013-03-26

• No need to require Test::Harness if unused (RT#82693)
• parse ("") should return one empty field, not undef
• Now that we know the record number, show it in auto_diag

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