then use HTML. Processing HTML proved to have too many
edge cases to be effective --both in implementation
and in end-usage. So to remedy the situation QED has
return to supportting simple markup formats such as
RDoc and Markup.

This release also adds multi-pattern advice. Instead of
a single pattern, multiple patterns can be matched
sequentially. This make it a easier to match large text
descriptions without restoring to regular expressions.

In addition QED now supports raw text blocks. By ending
a description section in ellipsis (...), the subsequent
code setion becomes a plain text section and is passed
into the argument list of any matching When advice. This
makes it easy to scaffold fixture files, for example.

Finally, this release also refines the evaluation scopes.
Where before, a new binding was being created, each was
attached to the TOPLEVEL, and therefore not truly isolated
on a per-dcoument basis. To correct, QED now mocks the
TOPLEVEL providing a new instance of this mock object for
each document.