0.9.0

• Fix write_build_targets overwriting all of your other build systems.

  Previously, all other build systems that were present got overwritten.
  This is no longer the case; all your custom-written build systems
  remain intact.

  !!! IMPORTANT !!!

  The new behaviour of write_build_targets is such that
  it will probably create a new build system alongside your old one.
  It's best to remove your old build system and generate a new one. The
  new build system will update itself and not overwrite other build
  build systems.

• Allow custom name for your new build system.

  This is realized as a new setting called

  "generated_name_for_build_system"

  By default, its value is "${project_base_name} (${platform})". When
  combined with the above fix, this allows multiple build systems (per
  platform) to live inside a single sublime project file. Thus, it should
  be possible to have a single cross-platform sublime project file now.

• Remove deprecated commands.

  Use the settings, Luke!

• Uniformize getting settings

  Every setting can be overridden in the "settings" dictionary of your
  sublime project file. For instance, if you want
  "silence_developer_warnings" to be off by default, but not for a
  particular project, you can do so in the settings of the project file.

• Add a link to the README in the preferences like a pro.