* Refactor RequestContext creation into a RequestContextFactory
* Fix RequestContext argument order (issue #63)
* Allow specifying default ports for HTTP and HTTPS
* Add Controller::requireSecure() to enforce HTTPS on routes
* Refactor UrlGeneratorExtensionTest

* igorw/session-storage-options:
  [SessionExtension] do not overwrite existing storage options

* igorw/phar-bug:
  [docs] document phar-stub bug in pitfalls

* igorw/contributing-link:
  [docs] fix link to the mailing list

- https://gist.github.com/916005
- http://silex-ru.net/discussion/10/fatal-error-class-silexapplication-not-found

* igorw/validator-docs:
  [docs] Documentation for the ValidatorExtension

* igorw/validator-class-path:
  rename {Validation => Validator}Extension
  rename validation.class_path to validator.class_path

* igorw/translation-docs:
  [docs] add a note about the external translation dependency to translation docs
  [docs] Add YAML translation recipe to TranslationExtension docs
  [docs] Documentation for the TranslationExtension

the decision to have a space after `function`, so `function () {}`
instead of `function() {}` is based on douglas crockford's javascript
code conventions [1].

[1] http://javascript.crockford.com/code.html

* igorw/fix-htaccess:
  also disable apache MultiViews
  remove -d from .htaccess RewriteCond

MultiViews is a content-negotiation option for apache that will, when requesting /resource try to serve /resource.ext. if you have a blog.php this can lead to /blog serving you blog.php instead.

this can be quite common with mounted apps.

great thanks to Rafael Filipek for discovering this.

this caused issues when you try to mount a blog.php under /blog. apache serves you blog.php although blog.php is not a directory.

removing the RewriteCond resolves the issue.

if we don't do this, it's impossible to use route parameters in before
handlers.