Omnivore

If you'd like to test Omnivore before the official 1.0 release, this is it! See the [1.0 milestone](https://github.com/robmcmullen/omnivore/milestone/1?closed=1) for the list of bugs targeted and fixed for this release.

I plan on a more complete set of documentation for the 1.0 release, but at least there is some documentation now at ``Help -> User Guide``

**MS Windows Note:** Omnivore is now packaged as a single executable, not an installer. This executable can be run from anywhere, and doesn't need administrator privileges. Please uninstall previous versions so there isn't confusion about which version to run, because existing links on the desktop or pinned in the task bar will point to the old version.

This version should be pip-installable. The command ``pip install omnivore`` should work on all platforms.

I've decided to go back to pre-1.0 versions because I'm upgrading to the latest major version of the wxPython GUI toolkit. Among the many advantages: it's ``pip`` installable, so Linux users will then be able to ``pip install omnivore``!

This version is still broken in a number of ways, so stay at the 1.0rcX for the moment unless you want to test the bleeding edge.

Fixes a bug when searching in files inside of ATR files

This release has a built-in MAC/65 compatible 6502 assembler and special hooks to make it easy to create custom Jumpman levels. See the [reverse engineering notes](http://playermissile.com/jumpman/notes.html#h.s0ullubzr0vv) for details on the hooks provided for your subroutines, and go to the website for an [overview](https://playermissile.com/jumpman/#advanced-levels-with-custom-code) of the process.

- Added Apple ][ and KIM-1 memory maps contributed by Charles Mangin.
- fix for loading ATR images with non-standard boot sectors using fewer than 3 sectors