Document bind_ipaddr (lp:bug#1032240).
Separate triggers into an own section.
Clarify that the network now is fully asynchronous.
Clarify how atomicity works in stored procedures.
Provide an overview of possible operations in the data model.
Add a stub for system-specific installation notes.
Fix all references to be stable between builds of the
manual, so that an external link to, say, memcached-protocol
stays valid over time.

* Make tarantool --play to understand user specified limits.
* Remove --catin, use -cat - instead.

This messes the old "core/module" paradigm quite a bit, but Box,
while a neat name, was confusing people.

tarantool_box is preserved as the daemon name.

objc/Object.h is gone in clang 3.2.

Use an own root class for all Tarantool objects.

Fix compile on older gccs.

(https://bugs.launchpad.net/tarantool/+bug/1169200)

No test case since the bug only manifsets itself under
concurrent load.

With addition of on_disconnect triggers, iproto_session_destroy()
was invoked from two places: the request handler code and
iproto_session_disconnect callback.

This could destroy the same session twice. Worse yet, it would
be put to the session cache twice, as a free session, and then
used twice for two different client sockets.

This could end up in an unpredictable mess, best case: libev
event loop runs infinitely since libev fd has events, while
session->input.fd is already set to -1 any attempt to use the
session ends up with an exception. At the same time the session
in this condition can not be destroyed since it's impossible to
tell libev forget about a file descriptor about which we already
know nothing.

A fix and a test case for Bug#1075677
"incorrect conversion from boolean lua value to tarantool tuple".

Support boolean in conversion.