Update to version 1.26.

1.26  April 5, 2004

    [ BUG FIXES ]

    - The fix to make CGIHandler support flush_buffer and autoflush caused
      it to not rethrow any exceptions created during the request.  If
      error_mode was set to 'fatal', then an error would simply cause no
      output to be generated.  Task id #531.

    - A comment in the last line of a component call with content caused a
      syntax error in the compiled component.  Reported by Todd Goldenbaum.
      Task id #530.

    - The various request handling methods in CGIHandler once again return
      the value of calling the Interp object's exec() method.

    - Explicitly handle redirect statuses when an abort exception is
      thrown from the Interp object's exec() method.  This fixes some
      problems when this module was used with David Wheeler's
      MasonX::Interp::WithCallbacks module.

    - Using a <%shared> block when "in_package" was set to something other
      than HTML::Mason::Commands led to an error like "Can't call method
      "call_dynamic" on an undefined value".  Reported by David Wheeler.
      Task id #535.

1.25  December 12, 2003

    [ BUG FIXES ]

    - CGIHandler did not support $m->flush_buffer or autoflush.  Reported
      by Shane McCarron.
    - Every line in the error stacktrace had a 'g' appended to it in HTML
      error mode.
    - The HTML error display of the stacktrace was not filtering out some
      packages that it should have, so there were extra lines that made it
      harder to find the real error.
    - Several FakeApache methods were broken: path_info, uri, and
      the_request.  Reported by Matthias F. Brandstetter.

    [ ENHANCEMENTS ]

    - The CGIHandler request object now supports the autoflush parameter.

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