Make :SearchNotes work properly without vim-shell (fixes#53)This follows the initial suggestion of removing the try/catch construct.I still haven't a clue what the hell is going on here, but I'm donefighting Vim (script) and just want this to work now! :-)

Add lots of debug logging (related to issue#53)

Document issue#53 in the READMEAs suggested by@canpolat:#53 (comment)

Release changes to search-notes.py as vim-notes 0.33.1 (issue#53)

Enable showing code block markersFixes#107

Merge pull request#104: Make concealing configurableI made a few changes while merging this pull request:1. I changed the logic inside syntax/notes.vim to use the function   xolox#misc#option#get() with a default option value of true (1). In   my mind this makes a lot more sense than checking for the existence   of variables without checking their actual values.2. I renamed notes_conceal_italics to notes_conceal_italic to be   consistent with the other options (IMHO).3. I rewrote the documentation additions because A) doc/notes.txt is   generated from README.md so the changes by@naddeoa would have gone   lost and B) because there were typos in the additions   (s/coneal/conceal/g).4. The documentation for notes_conceal_code was incorrect because   the code changes by@naddeoa only apply to the markers for inline   code fragments, not the markers for multi line code blocks. I kept   the implementation as is and updated the documentation to match the   implementation.See also pull request 104 on GitHub:#104

Fix issue#102: Code block detection seems somewhat brokenSee issue 102 on GitHub:#102Thanks to@gstewart for the analysis.

Easy customization of new note template (also from command line)This was added to enable simple integration withtools like sup (https://github.com/ceocoder/sup)

Merge pull request#103: Open HTML in split & Mediawiki converterIn this merge commit I'm making a couple of minor changes: - The `---` sequence is now used as a horizontal divider in the   Mediawiki syntax converter. - The changes to xolox#notes#html#view() created a temporary file even   when the HTML was shown in a Vim split window, now the temporary file   is only created when it needs to be passed to a web browser. - I changed some wrong indentation, removed some unused code (the   counter variable) and renamed some private variables   (s/hilight/highlight/g) and added word boundaries to the   TODO/DONE/XXX matching in the file mediawiki.vim. - No trailing empty lines are added when a note is converted to   Mediawiki syntax (there were in the pull request, but without context   or explanation so I'd rather keep the Markdown, HTML and Mediawiki   converters consistent).

Merge pull request 98: Accept ``` code markers (similar to GFM*)* GFM -> GitHub Flavored Markdown