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GTK appears to aggressively convert clipboard text to/from UTF-8, even if it
cannot be converted. Try to handle it like Scintilla does by falling back on
ISO-8859-1.
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These were merely for aid in migrating from a previous version to 10.0.
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Lua 5.3 made them optional and LuaJIT support has been dropped.
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The default lexer styles were being refreshed, but not any custom styles defined
by the lexer.
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Thanks to Christof Böckler.
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Also removed temporary Scintilla patch that has been applied.
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This should result in less confusion between stable and unstable release
documentation, depending on which version is on the website.
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\xYY may not yield UTF-8 characters.
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Embed multiple sizes in one icon file.
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Also updated to Lua 5.3 syntax where held back by LuaJIT's 5.1/5.2 syntax.
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Trying to compile on the 32-bit build server results in a pointer size mismatch,
just like with x86_64 Linux build.
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It seems 32-bit executables will not be allowed soon.
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In particular, the Markdown lexer produces different line heights than most
other lexers, so set the lexer as soon as possible in order for the correct
scroll calculations to be made further down the `events.BUFFER_AFTER_SWITCH`
handler line.
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