v0.1.0

Added

• splitText(target, options): splits a target into painted lines, and words and
  graphemes inside them, without changing how the text wraps.
• Line detection off the browser's own line boxes, so text-wrap: balance,
  pre-line, <br>, right-to-left text, scripts without spaces, hyphenation,
  overflow-wrap, text-indent, floats, multi-column layout and vertical
  writing modes all come out as painted.
• Content classification by layout: block containers are split inside
  themselves, pieces that are not running text (media, button rows, tables,
  box-like custom elements, ignored elements) ride along whole, hidden content
  is left alone.
• Text decorations carried onto word and character units, so underlined links
  keep their rule and follow hover.
• A styled ::first-letter restated on the glyph and a ::first-line on the
  first line block, so big initials, floated drop caps and first-line styles
  survive the split in every browser.
• Word and character units, and the gaps between them, sized to their painted
  extents, so boxing the text moves nothing.
• A hyphen the browser drew at a break restated in a box of the same width.
• Verified in Chromium, Firefox and WebKit through the demo's own check.
• Selection hooks on every unit (data-line, data-word, data-char,
  data-mask, --line, --word, --char) and on the target (data-split,
  --lines, --words, --chars), plus optional class names.
• A framework-free demo page with a check that compares every split with the
  lines the browser painted, text and geometry.