Builds a DOM tree (jsdom) from the tokens and then serializes that using
document.innerHTML. This is all very experimental, so don't be surprised by
rough edges.
tokens, which for now is still completely built before parsing can proceed.
For each top-level block, the source start/end positions are added as
attributes to the top-most tokens. No tracking of wiki vs. html syntax yet.
* replaced regexp stack with a set of break rules for inline content within
specialized parse contexts, switched more rules to generic
inlineline/inline/block rules.
* don't consume end-of-line for proper start-of-line matching
* added some pre support
* still no conversion of inline elements to annotations
tests/parser/parserTests.js.
* Removed var from es in es.js to allow node.js to access it as global. Only
alternative solution appears to be a node-specific 'exports' construct:
http://nodejs.org/docs/v0.3.1/api/modules.html
* Added es.Document.js and es.Document.Serializer.js in es/bases. Not sure if
this is the desired location.
* Changed es.extend to es.extendClass in the serializers
* Modified the first parser test to include the WikiDom modules and call the
new HTML serializer
