Apparently, not everyone read the HACKING file, especially the
section about commit messages. This lead to some confusion with
regards to the acceptable (i.e. mandatory) format for commit
messages in Clutter. Let's clarify it a little bit before I start
enforcing it and reverting commits.
Clutter uses the standard git format for commit messages:
short description
<newline>
long description...
And everyone asking for their patches or trees to be merged upstream
should conform to the same commit messages format, just like they
should conform to the coding style.
* HACKING: Expand the "document API" point, and the release
process.
* README: Update the release notes regarding the scale behaviour,
now that the gravity has been removed.