YRB(.pres) support for language bundles

[dmi3y]

Basic support for YRB as it advertised in module intl re #94. Need to add some various tests and get cover them.

[dmi3y]

Whops, travis failed with weird error.

[evocateur]

Don't do this, please. We can't take this pull request because of this change.

[dmi3y]

sorry I did not realize it will be included in request, that's my first pull request on github

[evocateur]

Yep, no need to change this anyway, since all pushes to a given pull request branch will cause builds under yui3's Travis space.

[dmi3y]

I am struggling with running tests on local env, so as intern solution trying to use travis (better than nothing). Thanks for comments, I will be back :)

[evocateur]

Unit tests would go a long way toward convincing me this was good to pull. Ideally the coverage percentages would not drift significantly.

Also, you shouldn't be developing in your fork's master branch, it makes it much harder to keep up to date if the upstream moves under you. Pull requests work just as well from fork/working-branch as they do from fork/master.

[dmi3y]

Working on unit testings, also have to do take in count the branch convenience. So, possibly it would make sense close this pull request and open new in working-branch?

[evocateur]

Yes, that would be simplest. In your local clone, you can branch easily by doing the following:

git checkout -b lang-support-pres master
git push -u origin lang-support-pres

You can then open a new pull request originating from your working branch. Pushing new commits will trigger yui3's Travis build, so you can verify that your local tests are valid in all target environments.

Once you've done that, restoring your clone's master to match upstream is a little more complicated:

git remote add upstream git@github.com:yui/shifter.git
git fetch upstream
git branch -D master
git checkout -b master upstream/master
git push -f -u origin master

The advantage of doing that is ease of syncing your working branches with the upstream master:

git checkout lang-support-pres
git pull upstream master
git push

[dmi3y]

Thanks Daniel for your help! Moving forward with modifications.