Adding slightly nicer auto-indentation in xml/html mode

[mtaran-google]

These are two changes to how html and xml get indented. The first is that attribute names on a new line will get indented to be in a line with the first attribute. For example, if you start out with this

<div class="..."

then press enter at the end and type 'style="...">' to get

<div class="..."
     style="...">

The option added controls whether to use the new attr name indentation algorithm or the old one, defaulting to the new.

The second change indents multi-line string attr values. For example, if you start with

<div style="height: 10px;

then press enter at the end and type 'width: 10px">' you'll get

<div style="height: 10px;
            width: 10px">

This seems like a generally nicer way of doing things, so I didn't put in an option for disabling it.

Two tests fail with these changes, but I checked and they seem to also be failing at your head. I'm pretty new to working with github, so maybe I didn't check it properly and my change did cause the failures. Hope you can let me know if there are problems! Thanks :)

[marijnh]

Nice. But why did you split inAttribute? Add a property to the closure if you need to identify it. This seems like too much code duplication. Also, you have a console.log still in there.

[mtaran-google]

Thanks for the suggestions! I don't program in JS much, so it hadn't occurred to me to use a property like that :)

[marijnh]

Looks good. Merged.