Update to 0.5.1

Changes from 0.5.0 to 0.5.1
- monitor the _XAWTV_STATION property on the xawtv window and VPS/PDC (during
  EPG acquisition) to detect channel changes (new source module epgui/xawtv.c;
  communication with xawtv is now done directly via X11 calls, and no longer
  uses the xawtv-remote utility)
- after a channel change, optionally set the programme listing's cursor on
  the programme currently running on this channel and/or display the programme
  title and running time information inside xawtv, either in a popup, as
  overlay (requires xfree4 and the XVideo extension) or window title message.
- improved handling of the network name configuration dialog by addition of
  a "Closest match in xawtv" button.
- fix: during refresh, the cursor now remains on the same start time and network
- fix: short info text view is no longer set to line 1.0 during every update
- fix: possible crash due to reference to freed memory when acq timescale
  popup was open & bad reception (block discarded due to parity errors)
- fix: in cyclic or follow-ui acquisition modes when acquisition was forced
  passive on a non-provider channel (e.g. by a busy video device) acq control
  did not automatically switch to active when the device was freed.
- fix: network name configuration: name selection from the provider listbox
  was handled incorrectly for networks which were not covered by all providers,
  so that another than the selected name was actually used.
- added support for multi-network channel names (e.g. [Arte / Kinderkanal])
  to network name configuration: split xawtv station names around '/' and
  use all resulting segments for matching with Nextview network names.
- added support for Turkish charset in national option table; 6 characters
  which are not in latin-1 are replaced by their ASCII counterparts.
- fixed two memory leaks in the EPG scan and wrong handling of the EPG MIP
  entry, which slowed down the scan on several channels.
- changed Makefile.win32 to use gcc/mingw32 for compilation. The supplied
  Tcl/Tk libraries are compiled with gcc too (on NT using cygwin)

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