New releases and movement again! Exciting things in the pipeline for will, and that's starting with a long-awaited release. Thanks to everyone who both submitted code, and had saint-like patience with it being merged in.
* New: `self.append()` and `self.pop()` methods to support list storage, thanks to [woohgit](https://github.com/woohgit).
* Fixed: `will image me` works again (but requires a google API key - see `config.py`, thanks to [shadow7412](https://github.com/shadow7412).
* Fixed: `will pugs` thankfully works again, thanks to [gordol](https://github.com/gordol).
* Improvement: `will help <plugin>` now gives plugin-specific help, thanks to [tophsic](https://github.com/tophsic).
* Improvement: Blacklisted modules aren't even attempted to be imported, thanks to [BrianGallew](https://github.com/BrianGallew).
* Improvement: File storage engine expires properly, thanks to [BrianGallew](https://github.com/BrianGallew).
* Improvement: Zombie users no longer cause will trouble, thanks to [BrianGallew](https://github.com/BrianGallew).
* Improvement: Will now no longer gets stuck if organizations have more than 2000(!) hipchat rooms, courtesy of [woparry](https://github.com/woparry) and [danbourke](https://github.com/danbourke).
* Improvement: V2 API calls for multiple rooms now properly uses `max-results` and doesn't hang, thanks to [chillipeper](https://github.com/chillipeper).
* Improvement: Much-improved test runners, and proper case for Bitbucket, thanks to [mark-adams](https://github.com/mark-adams).
* Improvement: `_available_rooms` is now populated with `Room` objects, regardless of whether you use V1 or V2, thanks to [jcdyer](https://github.com/jcdyer).
* Improvement: Output logging now includes timestamps by default, thanks to [pepedocs](https://github.com/pepedocs).
* Improvement: Upgraded to `hiredis` > 0.2 to get windows builds working, thanks to [Regner](https://github.com/Regner).
* Improvement: Updated to the new pagerduty docs, thanks to [woohgit](https://github.com/woohgit).
* Improvement: Generation script doesn't make a duplicate `hi` response, thanks to [brandonsturgeon](https://github.com/brandonsturgeon) and [derek-adair](https://github.com/derek-adair).