This contains public PGP keys we'll be using to sign releases.

Instructions are cribbed from the files used by Apache projects.

Tell IDEA which nullable annotations we use.

Add way to run the client from IDEA.

The "Run DMDirc" configuration will run DMDirc with the profile
dir set to etc/profile, which is set up with a symlink to
the latest plugins.

For now, copy the defaults and mode aliases there too, as the
dev client won't extract them.

Remove weird circular dependency.

Plugins depends on the main DMDirc project for some reason.
It shouldn't. That's weird.

Tell IDEA some things aren't unused.

Add installers submodule.

Update the others to current HEAD, randomly.

Add circle.yml

Remove Gerrit stuff + update README.

Correct IDEA instructions slightly.

Propagate transitivity when switching modules.

Transitivity is *very* important when we're bundling dependencies.
Without this, the IRC plugin includes all the dependencies of the
parser (including "common"), which means it ends up with its own
version of common classes and can't be called from the rest of the
client. Not having an IRC parser is... unideal. This was very
confusing, which is why the commit message is randomly 8 lines
long. But it's over now; thank you for reading.

Add run config for remote debugging.

Add Netbeans config.

Remove debugging :)

Turn off some XML/XSLT/etc inspections.

Add support for generating global javadoc.

Add IDEA module dependencies.

This means you can build everything at once, all the plugins, or
the whole parser.

Update IDEA config for new parser modules.

Support for parsers.

Add some more bits and bobs to the README

Load the irc and common projects.

Swaparoo parser dependencies with their real projects.

Add copyright, codestyle and inspection settings.

These are just straight copies from the client project.

Add IDEA config.

This is a top-level project, containing all of the submodules.
It seems to work with gradle properly.

Hasn't yet got the settings from the other project.

Fix clover appearing again.

Groovy let me shoot myself in the foot by allowing a string in
a boolean condition... and "false" evaluates to true. Argh.

Add way to re-enable clover.