1.1.0

All of unicode as first class citizens

This Friday I realized three things

• MscGen, Xù and MsGenny only allow a microscopic subset of unicode in naked entity names ([A-Za-z0-9]+). Which sucks for the majority of humanity.
• This is not necessary.
• While I don't control the MscGen specification, I do control that of MsGenny. Which means I can fix that.

So I fixed it. From this version on MsGenny treats all unicode characters as first class citizens. This means you no longer have to put non-alpha-numeric identifiers within quotes ("差出人") nor do you have to resort to using labels (sender: 差出人;). Instead, you can write

差出人 -> 受信機: 信息;

to get

(Click the chart to open it in the interpreter)

List of all changes (mostly dependency updates): 1.0.7...1.1.0