* Version 1.11.3

- Update copyright, email, URLs

* Version 1.11.2

- Make set-transient-map a little more safe
- History is now tracked in a fancy NEWS file

* Version 1.11.1

- Fix issue when deactivating olivetti in single window with multiple
  windows with olivetti active in frame (#50)

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* Version 1.11.0

- Use olivetti-mode-on-hook to enable visual-line-mode rather than
  olivetti-enable-visual-line-mode. This option is marked obsolete and
  has a setter function to add/remove visual-line-mode to the hook.
- Implement scrolling when pointer is in margin [1]
- Added undocumented C-c | binding shadowing C-\'
- Refactor code for clarity.

[1] code taken from https://github.com/joostkremers/visual-fill-column

* Version 1.10.0

- Use tradition coding style for mode map to allow for user override
  (#44)
- Add olivetti-enable-visual-line-mode user option (defaults to true) to
  make visual lines optional (#46)

* Version 1.9.5

- Fix an issue where calling some commands after olivetti-expand would
  break the transient keymap (#36)

* Version 1.9.4

- Run olivetti-set-margins when changing text-scale (#37)

* Version 1.9.3

- Add file-local variables (only affects hacking the package itself)

* Version 1.9.2

- Fixes an edge case where rebinding olivetti-expand would break
  everything
- Removes seq requirement and thus can run on Emacs 24.5 again

* Version 1.9.1

- Fix compilation warnings

* Version 1.9.0

- Allow custom key binding on olivetti-(expand|shrink)
- Add olivetti-mode-hook as user option
- olivetti now requires Emacs 25.3

* Version 1.8.1

Documentation fixes

* Version 1.8.0

- Change key bindings to match Emacs builtin commands for
  shrinking/exapanding window:

    olivetti-shrink C-c {
    olivetti-expand C-c }

- Update copyright to reflect move away from GNU ELPA

* Version 1.7.1

- Fix for when olivetti-scale-width incorrectly assumes face height is
  always a fraction
- Change olivetti-set-environment ->

    olivetti-set-margins
    olivetti-set-all-margins

- Remove redundant turn-on-olivetti-mode (just call olivetti-mode)
- Explicitly require Emacs 24.5
- Remove olivetti-hide-mode-line -- out of scope

* Version 1.6.1

- Change top-level customization group wp -> text
- Change default body width to 70
- Style refactoring

* Version 1.6.0

- Use both post-command-hook and window-configuration-change-hook
- Added safe custom variable properties (to ease use of file local
  variable for olivetti-body-width)
- Improved dealing with fringes
- Improvements to finding safe body width value and setting environment

* Version 1.5.9

- Fixed an issue where environment would not be set on all frames
- Now take into account size of window fringes #20

* Version 1.5.8

- Adds workaround for pointless stupid changes in Emacs 26.1.

* Version 1.5.7

- Only reset window parameter split-window if it's already
  olivetti-split-window

* Version 1.5.6

- Fixed an issue when calling whitespace-toggle-options attempts to
  split window causing max-specpdl-size to be exceeded

* Version 1.5.5

- Fixed multiple problems with splitting windows, but it should all work
  now

* Version 1.5.3

Olivetti now works nicely with the improved window splitting functions
in Emacs 25.1 without resorting to patching functions or using kludge
window parameters.

Also

- Windows will split vertically when it is sensible to do so (previously
  windows would always split horizontally).
- Hiding the mode line is now compatible with global-eldoc-mode.

* Version 1.5.2

- Use the newly introduce min-margins window parameter introduced in
  Emacs 25.1 to avoid Emacs thinking the window is too small for
  splitting or needing to patch split-window-right.
- Fixed a possible issue where multiple windows displaying the same
  buffer would inherit smaller-than-suitable text body widths.

* Version 1.5.1

- Adds advice to split-window-right to workaround changes in
  window-min-size introduced in Emacs 25.1 that return erronously large
  minimum window widths when using large margins. n.b. This is planned
  as a temporary measure until the Emacs maintainers fix the problems
  with window-min-size and will hopefully be removed. See
  http://debbugs.gnu.org/24193. (#12)

* Version 1.5.0

- Olivetti now uses [lexical binding][1]
- Addition of olivetti-mode-map (key bindings were previously
  hard-coded)
- C-c \ to interactively set text width
- Change the lighter with olivetti-lighter
- Added function quoting for betting byte compilation

[1]: https://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_node/elisp/Lexical-Binding.html

* Version 1.4.0

- Added a feature by @larstvei to more easily use olivetti-shrink and
  olivetti-expand by pressing [ or ] in succession:

    olivetti-shrink C-c [ [ [ ...
    olivetti-expand C-c ] ] ] ...

* Version 1.3.0

- Olivetti now acts uniformly on all windows displaying the current
  buffer.
- Olivetti now has a keymap. Interactively change olivetti-body-width
  with:

    olivetti-shrink C-c [
    olivetti-expand C-c ]
    and olivetti-set-width

- Optionally remember the state of visual-line-mode on entry and recall
  its state on exit.
- Fixes some bad behaviour when exiting (ref #7).
- Added some missing docs.

* Version 1.2.0

- Added integration with text-scale-mode (#5)

* Version 1.1.1

- Fixed #3
- Allow olivetti-set-width to accept any number

* Version 1.1.0

- Made olivetti-body-width a buffer-local variable, so buffers can have
  different text body widths
- Added olivetti-set-width to interactively change the text body width
- Added olivetti-expand and olivetti-shrink to change the text body
  width incrementally
- Always checks that the text body width is "safe"
- Hard-coded visual-line-mode and removed mode hook bug

* Version 1.0.1

- Fixes #1

* Version 1.0.0

- Set a desired text body width to automatically resize window margins
  to keep the text comfortably in the middle of the window
- Text body width can be the number of characters (an integer) or a
  fraction of the window width (a float between 0.0 and 1.0)
- Optionally hide the modeline for distraction-free writing
