Fix / => %2F in uri_for so that it only works for action objects as previously advert...

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 # This file documents the revision history for Perl extension Catalyst.
 
+  Bug fixed:
+   - Calls to $c->uri_for with private paths as strings (e.g.
+     $c->uri_for('controller/action', 'arg1', 'arg2') ) no longer have
+     / encoded to %2F. This is due to $c->uri_for('static', 'css/foo', $bar)
+     which should not be encoded.
+     Calls with an action object (rather than a string), or uri_for action
+     will still encode / in args and captures to %2F
+
+   - The above noted / => %2F encoding in uri_for_action or uri_for with
+     an action object has been fixed to not just encode the first slash in
+     any set of args/captures.
+
+  New features:
+   - Allow passing additional arguments to action constructors.
+
+5.80018 2010-01-12 22:24:20
+
+  Bug fixed:
+   - Call ->canonical on URI derived from $ENV{REQUEST_URI} to get
+     paths correctly decoded. This bug was previously hidden by a bug
+     in HTTP::Request::AsCGI.
+
   Documentation:
    - Clarify that uri_for_action works on private paths, with example.
+   - Clarify documentation about debug
+
+  Deprecations:
+   - Saying use Catalyst::Test; (without an application name or () to stop
+     the importer running is now deprecated and will issue a warning.
+     You should be saying use Catalyst::Test ();
 
 5.80017 2010-01-10 02:27:29
 
@@ -424,7 +452,7 @@
           B::Hooks::OP::Check::StashChange
         - Fix the unattached chain debug table for endpoints with no
           parents at all.
-        - Turn of test aggregation by default. Only aggregate if the
+        - Turn off test aggregation by default. Only aggregate if the
           AGGREGATE_TESTS environment variable is set and a recent
           Test::Aggregate is available.
         - Bump to MooseX::MethodAttributes 0.09, to gain the