What's new in pkglab ?
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* Changed name from history to pkglab
* Code cleanup
  - Totally rewrote the core layers (Debarchive etc. are gone, Rapids & Napkins
    are in)
  - Much cleaner and easily maintanable code
  - Unit, package, archive, etc. identifiers are now opaque types leading to
    increased type safety.
  - Documented API
* Can handle multiple architectures at once
* Can dynamically merge new files
* Can use unit names and versions that are not in the database
* Load/save workspace
* URL-like syntax for specifying databases (Waterways)
* Can use Debian or RPM bases
* Changes in values:
* Versions, archives, sets of dates, sets of archives are now first-class values
* Can manipulate fully boolean formulas of arbitrary values (and not just CNF formulas)
* Can manipulate ``versioneds'' and obtain them from packages
* Security and time/space limits built-in for using as a backend to web queries
* Got rid of Makefiles in favor of Ocamlbuild
