fixed sax cleanup on exception bug

README.md

@@ -39,29 +39,11 @@ A fast XML parser and Object marshaller as a Ruby gem.
  - Added an attrs_done callback to the sax parser that will be called when all
    attributes for an element have been read.
 
- - Fixed bug in SAX parser where raising an exception in the handler routines would not cleanup.
+ - Fixed bug in SAX parser where raising an exception in the handler routines
+   would not cleanup. The test put together by griffinmyers was a huge help.
 
  - [TBD] Reduced stack use in a few places to improve fiber support.
 
-### Release 2.0.0
-
- - The SAX parser went through a significant re-write. The options have changed. It is now 15% faster on large files and
-   much better at recovering from errors. So much so that the tolerant option was removed and is now the default and
-   only behavior. A smart option was added however. The smart option recognizes a file as an HTML file and will apply a
-   simple set of validation rules that allow the HTML to be parsed more reasonably. Errors will cause callbacks but the
-   parsing continues with the best guess as to how to recover. Rubymaniac has helped with testing and prompted the
-   rewrite to support parsing HTML pages.
-
- - HTML is now supported with the SAX parser. The parser knows some tags like \<br\> or \<img\> do not have to be
-   closed. Other hints as to how to parse and when to raise errors are also included. The parser does it's best to
-   continue parsing even after errors.
-
- - Added symbolize option to the sax parser. This option, if set to false will use strings instead of symbols for
-   element and attribute names.
-
- - A contrib directory was added for people to submit useful bits of code that can be used with Ox. The first
-   contributor is Notezen with a nice way of building XML.
-
 ## <a name="description">Description</a>
 
 Optimized XML (Ox), as the name implies was written to provide speed optimized