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        - fixed fill() so that when it is called without parameters, it
          does not set the filename to undef.
        - changed skip_libs to prereq_scenarios (and removed the scenarios
          from the distribution)
        - added new scenario for old CAP::Forward

0.15    Oct 03, 2005
        - include fix to work with old version of CAP::Forward that
          doesn't always install its hooks properly.

0.14    Sep 25, 2005
        - added template_filename_generator
        - minor doc fix

0.13    Sep 14, 2005
        - fixd bug where clear_params didn't work (Wojciech Pietron)
        - fixed typos in docs regarding include_paths and
          add_include_paths (Wojciech Pietron)
        - minor doc fix

0.12    Sep 13, 2005
        - added return_references option, defaulting to true.
        - changed load_tmpl to always return a string, rather than a
          reference
        - added documentation indicating that output returns a reference
          by default

0.11    Sep 08, 2005
        - fixed a bug fill/process when called with a single non-hashref
          argument.  The following used to be broken; now they DWIM:

               $self->template->fill('filename');
               $self->template->fill(\$template);

        - fixed a bug in template_post_process that has been there since
          the beginning.  The callback was being called as:

              template_post_process($self, \$output)  # wrong!

          But it was documented as:

              template_post_process($self, $template, \$output)  # right!

          It's been fixed to match the documentation.

0.10    Aug 17, 2005
        - This is a major new release with a lot of new features and
          some incompatible API changes.

          The new features are:

            * new driver (HTMLTemplatePluggable) has support for
              HTML::Template::Pluggable and HTML::Template::Plugin::Dot

            * AnyTemplate can now optionally provide a load_tmpl method
              like the one built into CGI::Application, so that old code
              can get the benefit of AnyTemplate.

            * added support for the load_tmpl hook

            * test suite should be less fragile for users who don't have
              all of the templating modules installed

          The incompatibilities are:

            * associate_query off by default
            * associate_query now deprecated
            * CAP::Forward now required
            * default template names determined from $self->current_runmode, not
              from the name of the calling sub
            * template_pre_process and template_post_process now need to be
              explicitly registered with $self->add_callback()
            * tmpl_path is respected

        - for more info on these changes see the changelog below for the developer
          versions released since 0.08

0.10_06 Aug 17, 2005 [**DEVELOPER RELEASE**] [unreleased]
        - added an explit test to see if HTML::Template::Plugin::Dot works

0.10_05 Aug 13, 2005 [**DEVELOPER RELEASE**]
        - fixed a bug in the tests for testing module prerequisites
        - it is now possible to run the test suite while simulating the
          absense of specific templating modules.  To run the test suite
          multiple times (each with a different selection of absent
          modules), run:

             $ perl misc/prove_without_modules.pl t/*.t

          To customize this process, see the instructions at the top of
          misc/prove_without_modules.pl

0.10_04 Aug 13, 2005 [**DEVELOPER RELEASE**]
        - new driver HTMLTemplatePluggable has support for
          HTML::Template::Pluggable and HTML::Template::Plugin::Dot
          (thanks to Mark Stosberg for starting the driver)

0.10_03 July 27, 2005 [**DEVELOPER RELEASE**]
        - moved 'forward' to its own module: CGI::Application::Plugin::Forward
        - changed instances of 'use base' to use... and @ISA to be kinder to old Perls
        - made hook-based tests skip if installed CGI::Application
          doesn't support hooks

0.10_02 July 25, 2005 [**DEVELOPER RELEASE**]
        - wrapped usage of CGI::Application's callback system in

            if ($webapp->can('call_hook')) { ... }

          ...or equivalent, so CGI::Application 4.x is not required.

0.10_01 July 25, 2005 [**DEVELOPER RELEASE**]
        - this version has several API changes that are not backwards compatible:

          - template names used to be automatically determined from the name
            of the calling subroutine:

                sub my_runmode {
                    my $self = shift;
                    $self->other_method;
                }
                sub other_method {