Changes 31-Dec-2004:

* Ah, windows pfm files expect the metrics to be output in win latin encoding
  order, not in the encoding defined by the pfb file. (Actually there are other
  posibilities for encoding, but as none is documented, I must ignore them).
* ReplaceWithReference broke at some point
* Add an argument-pair to the ReplaceWithReference() scripting command to allow
  the user to specify the amount of error that will be accepted.
* When generating a Type1 font, if a glyph had a single reference to a glyph not
  in adobe encoding, and that glyph itself had a single reference (in adobe enc)
  and some splines, then ff would make a reference to the ref in adobe enc and
  ignore the splines.
* Upgrade to Adobe-Japan1-6
* Various fixes to svg output
* Ghost hints could get outside a glyphs bounding box in a type2 font.
* The generated truetype unique id string had an off by one error in the month
* Add support for dashed lines in multilayered mode
* In Full Page Glyph printing, the glyph was offset slightly from where it
  should have been.
* Pasting a reference into a multi-layered font produced a very odd layer
* ff didn't update the metrics view if the user pasted the selection with the
  middle mouse button.
* if a character were not in the current encoding then ff would not display it
  in the metrics view (even if it were in the font)
* Make the behavior of control points at the ends of open paths more reasonable
* The Point->Curve command did not adust control points correctly
* The View->Display Substitutions had numerous problems
* Fix several problems from unicode unification of accents. Many characters
  which are said to be based on cedilla actually use a comma, other characters
  said to be carons also use comma. Make the n-with-apostrophe character be
  treated as an accented letter.
* Werner points out that straight lines should generally not be simplified (as
  they will no longer be straight afterwards). Add this knowledge to the
  simplify command.

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