* Allow 'a' to be used to roll for stats in spend_points display, taking the
  current stats for minima if use_autoroller is set. Separate rolling out into
  a separate function. Only use the old autoroller function for quick_start.
* Give a scroll_edge option which causes the screen to scroll until the
  detection radius reaches the corner of the map whatever the screen size.
* Calculate the maximum damage an uninjured monster can do via an unresisted
  breath in monster recall.
* Display the symbol used for a keymap trigger even if it has a separate text
  representation.
* Set the length of the pet descriptions to the screen width, disregarding
  MNAME_MAX.
* Add the inscription from both objects to the combined one if two objects with
  different inscriptions are merged and stack_force_notes_all is set.
* Allow some simple scripting when pre-parsing text files. Use this to remove
  some magic numbers from v_info.txt and make it easy to search based on
  dimensions.
* Also use the scripting to set tval-based flags.
* Add an o_base.txt file to contain the framework from which the names of
  objects created (e.g. "A ? potion of ?").
* Allow the format of ego items and artefacts to be set in their respective text
  files.
* Add object descriptions (based on those in Hengband) for various objects which
  wouldn't otherwise be described in k_info.txt to that file.
* Calculate whether an unaware object can be expected to have a flag in init1.c.
* Give resize hooks to do_cmd_store() and get_item(). Resizing in subsidiary
  prompts from the latter are not handled correctly at present, however.
* Create a logfile.txt file to list a summary for every game which is played in
  chronological order.
* Create a TR1_X15_DRAGON flag to replace the hard-coded flag on Lightning.
  This means that each object should only have one dragon slaying flag.
* Tell the player that objects with R_CHAOS have R_CONF.
* Add a somewhat accurate readme.txt, and make lib/file/readme! less ugly.
* Make graf-xxx.prf handle unidentified objects in a more normal way.
* Modify the code so that it compiles in MS VC++ (thanks to Iain Maclean for
  his help with this) and hopefully also other compilers.
* Add makefiles for bcc, cygwin (tested by Scott Holder) and lcc.
* Put main-ami.c in an #ifdef USE_AMI directive to prevent it from contaminating
  other systems.
* Clean up some code.
* Fix some bugs.