Update to 0.12.1.

Nuke options, because that was about choosing between exiv2 and
libexif, and upstream has removed support for libexif.

10/08/2007 - UFRaw-0.12.1 release, based on DCRaw v 8.77.

* Fixed handling of non integer shrink factors.
* Fixed crash when spot selector reached image boundary.
* Some TIFF images were wrongly identified as raw file.

30/07/2007 - UFRaw-0.12 released, based on DCRaw v 8.77.

* Full color management workflow with camera, display and output profiles.
* Added image cropping. Patch contributed by Martin Ling.
* Added rotate/flip support. Patch contributed by Bruce Guenter.
* Added scrolling and panning. Based on the new GtkImageView widget by
  Bjoern Lindqvist.
* Added support for dcraw's wavelet denoising. Code contributed by
  Niels Kristian Bech Jensen.
* Added Patterned Pixel Grouping (PPG) Interpolation. It can be even better
  than other interpolations in some cases and much faster. Patch contributed
  by Alain Desbiolles.
* Added EAHD interpolation. It is an enhancement of the AHD interpolation
  with another phase of color smoothing. The improvement is mostly seen in
  high contrast as it removes color artifacts such as chromatic aberration.
  Patch contributed by Michael Goertz.
* Read raw files compressed with gzip or bzip2. Patch contributed by
  Bruce Guenter.
* Display luminosity value and Adams' zone for spot value. Patch contributed by
  Greg Troxel.
* Added 'max zoom' (only 50% at the moment) and 'zoom to fit' buttons.
* Retain some hue and saturation when clipping pixels. This is only relevant
  when applying positive exposure compensation, and mostly for Canon cameras
  where positive exposure is applied by default.
* Added a Cinepaint plug-in. Thanks to Cinepaint developer Kai-Uwe Behrmann.
* Based the user interface more on icons and less on text.
* Removed dependency on libexif.
* Dozens of smaller fixes.

06/03/2007 - UFRaw-0.11 released, based on DCRaw v 8.62.

* Add option to restore highlights. The restoration can be done either
  in HSV space giving sharp details or in LCH space giving soft natural details.
  This option is relevant when applying negative exposure correction in UFRaw.
* Add option for soft, filmlike clipping of highlights.
  This option is relevant when applying positive exposure correction in UFRaw.
* Give the correct camera exposure by default for Canon DSLRs.
  Until now raw images from these cameras came out under exposed.
* For Windows users, fix conflict with the liblcms-1.dll supplied
  with the Gimp windows instaler.
* Added translation to Danish, Japanese and Portuguese.

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