Previously the cache was divided only by layer, with entries keyed on a
string built from the text and style.  Now the style has its own tier in
the cache, i.e. layers > styles > text > info.

This introduces some complexity, since the nested for loops are ugly,
but at the same time we avoid having to create the cache-key strings.
More importantly it solves the problem of uniqueness that exists when we
try to join strings that may contain arbitrary text.  It also allows a
further optimization in the canvas plugin, which can now set text style
and color just once per distinct style, instead of with every string.

This lets users 'namespace' text more naturally, i.e. placing x-axis
labels in a different container from y-axis labels, providing more
flexibility when it comes to styling and interactivity.

Internally the text cache now has a second tier: layers > text > info.

The getTextInfo method previously added new text to the top-level
container when measuring it.  Now it adds the text to the text layer,
just as it will be when rendered, so that parent-child CSS rules can
resolve correctly.

This also avoids having to safe a reference to the top-level container,
since it wasn't used anywhere else.

This sets the stage for allowing the use of multiple layers.

Also switch from dashes to pipes, and remove the angle for now, since we
don't currently support rotated text.

Every cache element now contains the actual text element instead of just
its HTML, plus a flag indicating whether it is visible.  The addText and
removeText methods control the state of this flag, and the render method
uses it to manage elements within the text container.  So where we
previously used drawText to actually render text, now we add each string
once, then let the render method take care of drawing them as necessary.

This dramatically improves performance by eliminating the need to clear
and re-populate HTML text on every drawing cycle.  Since the elements
are now static between add/remove calls, this also allows users to add
interactivity, as they could in 0.7.  Finally, it eliminates the need
for a separate 'hot' cache.

I also removed the unnecessary 'dimensions' object; it's easier and
faster to store the width and height at the top level of the info
object.

This significantly improves performance, since we already create the
elements when measuring them, and that effort is now no longer wasted.
We must take care to detach, rather than remove, when clearing the text
layer, so we can add the elements back later if necessary.

Since the Canvas .text object is jQuery-wrapped, it was not preserved as
expected when clearing the canvas of junk.  I've replaced the selection
with one based on element classes.

Instead of giving the axis its own font property, we simply look at its
options, where the font comes from in the first place.  A separate
property is unnecessary and inconsistent with the way other axis options
are handled.

The base implementation uses the new drawText and getTextInfo methods to
draw text in HTML.  Canvas rendering has been moved to overrides of
these methods within the canvas-render plugin.

These methods provide a common way to draw HTML text above a canvas.

The getTextInfo method generates div HTML for text with a given font
style/class and angle, measures the element's dimensions, and saves
everything in a cache.  The drawText method takes the resulting entry,
finishes generating the inline styles necessary to position the div, and
adds the result to a buffer.  The render method dumps the buffer into an
overlay and expires unused cache entries.

Moved canvas creation and size management into a new Canvas class.

This is the first step towards a more object-oriented architecture.
Since we create multiple canvases, and have to maintain several
module-global variables to track their properties, they are the ideal
place to start.

This commit also removes sizing code that was duplicated between
makeCanvas and resizeCanvas.

Renaming the variable gives us room to create a new class called Canvas.

Fix an error in plot offset calculation.

Correction calculation error margin 

Ensure that tickSize updates on subsequent calls to setupGrid.

Fixed jQuery version dependency (we require 1.2.6, not 1.3.2) and
whitespace.

Flot's semver is 0.8.0-alpha, and it (for now) requires jQuery 1.2.6,
not 1.3.2.

Adding component.json for bower.

Added a series 'zero' option to control automatic scaling.

Adapted from pull request #17.

Always draw crosshair on half-pixels to prevent aliasing.

Add passing offsets over plotpan event

Due to limitations in our plugin architecture, the categories plugin
duplicates code from Flot's core for adding a dummy point to snap the y
axis to zero.  We can get rid of this duplication in 0.9; for now we'll
just update the duplicate to match the change in core that introduced
the new 'zero' option.

This also includes a tweak to zero's default.  Previously zero only
received a value if lines were visible; now it always receives a value,
matching the behavior of other contextual options.

Unified this behavior with plotzoom event as in pull #34 flot/flot@1b6c4e933ade3f03d634dfaa6357e82beda3bc55

Use bind, rather than .mouseleave, because we officially still support
jQuery 1.2.6, which doesn't define a shortcut for mouseenter or
mouseleave.  This was a bug/oversight that was fixed somewhere around
1.3.x.  We can return to using .mouseleave when we drop support for
1.2.6.

Change evaluation order for calculating percentage.

Rounding errors are introduced when calculating the percentage when the total is 100 (for example if percentages have already been calculated). Calculating (total/100) first eliminates the error in this case.