take over ChangeLog from 1.x

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complete recodig
TODO add info from manual.
04-10-2010: 1.39
enhancement: call action for multiple targets simultanously
fix: correctly accept <file-filter/> from config xml
fix: correctly close and free the inotify file descriptor in case of restart
due to HUP signal or OVERFLOW condition
fix: when delay=0 a bug always called rsync file filter even when in
directory mode
01-09-2010: 1.38
enhancement: implemented file filters for singular operations
enhancement: added --singular parameter for single file calls
fix: fixed --dryrun messages
improvement: now restarts on an inotify OVERFLOW message, just like if
being kill -HUPed
internal: printout the actual binary called when --debug specified
05-08-2010: 1.37
enhancement: react on HUP signals (interpreted as complete restart)
enhancement: inotifies are configureable
enhancement: --no-startup skips the startup calls
fix : fixed delayed blocking handling.
improvement: made logging output better readable
internal: made all global variables local
internal: renamed "tackles" to "delays"
internal: removed the need of the "tosync" stack
internal: use more pointers instead of indexes
11-07-2010: 1.34
fix: logging segfault on 64bit systems
changed: man page location, spellings
05-06-2010: 1.33
fix: exlude file argument passing to rsync
fix: allow exlude files specified for individual sources
fix/enhancement: exlusions will be compared with extended
path files allowing sub dirs to be excluded.
enhancement: allow delays and call aggregation
05-01-2009: Release of lsyncd 1.26
fix: segfault on multitargets
changed meaning of "version" tag in lsyncd.conf.xml
14-12-2008: Release of lsyncd 1.25
fix: mv dir and cp -r working
fix: working with reiserfs
enhancement: config files
enhancement: multiple targets
enhancement: pidfiles
optimized: memory usage
improved documentation
lots of smaller stuff here and there ...
Thanks to all contributers!
05-12-2007: Release of lsyncd 1.0