reading install_requires from file may fail because requirements.txt
is *not* included into this package.

.rst and .rest both will render reStructuredText now. The headings
are decreased by one (only one h1 in HTML4) and warnings from unknown
or false markup does not show up in the rendered result.

-- https://github.com/mitsuhiko/flask/issues/407

(yes, I am a horrible web designer)

    > klaus --help
      [...]
      Git Smart HTTP:
          -s, --smarthttp   enable smart HTTP serving
              --htpasswd=FILE   use credentials from FILE

If you don't specify a htpasswd FILE Git Smart HTTP is read-only.

This allows you do add HTTP headers or alternatively use the
new --prefix=/foo/ flag to signal klaus you want to serve on
this given sub url.

If you are using nginx, see http://flask.pocoo.org/snippets/35/
for a complete setup.

though I can't test this, because bjoern does not build properly on
OS X: https://github.com/jonashaag/bjoern/issues/39

With `klaus -r` (for --use-reloader) we enable werkzeug's autoreload
feature if the source code has changed. This is disabled by default.

Pygment does not syntax highlight Markdown, so if you have markdown
available, every filename ending with .md or .mkdown will be converted
to HTML.

Implemented also a reStructuredText conversion, but due docutils massive
error reporting if you have some roles/directives missing (for example you
use sphinx) it's currently commented out. Pygments can highlight reST quite
fine.

not finished yet: raw and errors

Can't use #N/O-<lineno> because there might be multiple files with
changes on line <lineno>