* Skill improvements become rarer, and then impossible, if the player does
  enough things without coming across a new object in the process.
* An inscription of (e.g.) ~vf on an object causes the "throw" command to 
  attempt to "fire" it instead.
* Selecting "z" at an object prompt only selects squelched objects.
* No feature can hide the player on the small scale map.
* No two features have the same priority for the small scale map.
* Objects can have default inscriptions which are given to identified items of
  that type, or to all similar unidentified items.
* Objects get a line in their "examine" text describing where they were found.
* The inscribe_depth option no longer exists.
* Names can be used for races, templates and sexes in initial stat dumps.
* Monster spoilers give as much information as monster memory.
* Player templates are defined in an external text file.
* Monsters can be set to drop ego items in r_info.txt.
* Fix the following bugs:
  * The SUMMON_KIN flag created a lot of error messages but very little else.
  * Starting the game with -n gave too many quests.
  * Town monsters could be created elsewhere at level generation, and nothing
    could be produced in the town.
  * Birth options were set to the user-defined value inappropriately on loading.
  * Gaining a chaos power opposed to another not possessed gave an odd message.
  * Tried unaware objects never gained an inscription.
  * spoil_value always gave a value of 1 for unaware objects.
  * A few chaos powers allowed a target, but only understood directions.
  * Two directions were ignored when something looked to escape an earthquake.
  * Functions such as isdigit() and tolower() were called incorrectly.
  * Aborting an object prompt gave a "no objects" error message.
  * Non-fatal errors on loading gave a -more- prompt after the message had gone.
  * Incorrect monster indices, etc., in pref files may have caused inappropriate
    memory access.
  * The spirit display on the map screen was squashed and inverted, and wasn't
    redrawn when a new spirit was contacted.
  * Aggravate monster scrolls, and most other sources of aggravation, did not
    affect monster 1.