Various

Detailed changes:
> 2007-06-10    <David Byers@GULAG>
>
> 	Better display of texts claiming to be us-ascii:
> 	* mime.el (lyskom-mime-decode-content-type): Pretend us-ascii
> 	texts are really latin-1.
>
> 	Fix bug 819:
> 	* completing-read.el (lyskom-read-conf-internal): When an exact
> 	match is found, return t only if the input string is equal to the
> 	only alternative.
>
> 	Fix bug 1277:
> 	* swedish-strings.el (coding-system-mismatch-warning): Added
> 	reference to Emacs manual.
>
> 	* utilities.el (lyskom-check-configuration): Don't warn about
> 	coding system if UTF-8 is supported.
>
> 	* lyskom-buttons.el (lyskom-make-button-menu): Encode menu strings
> 	properly.
>
3,4c24,36
< 	* language.el (lyskom-language-keymap-internal): Let Emacs 22.1
< 	follow links with mouse-1.
---
> 	Prefer UTF-8 over all but latin-1:
> 	* mime.el (lyskom-charset-alist): Never choose us-ascii. When
> 	us-ascii text is detected, assume latin-1 instead. For some
> 	reason, us-ascii is detected on some emacsen even when this is not
> 	the case. A more powerful charset would perhaps be a better
> 	choice, but chances are if charset detection is broken, then what
> 	are the chances that e.g. unicode conversion works?
> 	(lyskom-charset-alist): Include utf-8 early in the list, making it
> 	the preferred charset (when it works).
>
> 	Follow links with mouse-1 in Emacs 22.1:
> 	* language.el (lyskom-language-keymap-internal): Bind follow-links
> 	in the global LysKOM keymaps.
5a38
> 	Fix various naming issues:
11810,11811c11843,11844
< eval: (ispell-change-dictionary "british")
< eval: (if (boundp 'set-language-environment) (set-language-environment 'Latin-1))
---
> ispell-local-dictionary: "british"
> coding: iso-8859-1