v1.0.0-rc.1

This is our first release candidate for a stable v1.0.0!

This version includes some significant changes:

• We removed the explicitTypes option, since we believe that this belongs to a linter. The behavior now is the same one that you would get if using explicitTypes: "preserve", meaning that we'll never convert an uint to an uint256 or vice versa.
• In previous versions, the parameters of a function definition would always be split if there were more than two of them. Starting now, we only split them if the line doesn't fit in line-width. Plus, the way this works is that first the parameters are split, then the modifiers (if they also don't fit in a single line), and finally the return parameters (also only if they don't fit).
• The exponentiation operator (**) now has spaces around it. This is more consistent with other operators, and it looks better for long variable names (that is, base ** decimals is better than base**decimals). We do know that this is not as nice for some cases (2 ** 10), but we are erring on the side of consistency and a better worst-case scenario.

As an example, a function like this:

contract Foo {
  function f(uint x, uint y, uint z) mod1 mod2 { x**y**z; }
}

would be formatted in the previous version like this:

contract Foo {
    function f(
        uint256 x,
        uint256 y,
        uint256 z
    ) mod1 mod2 {
        x**y**z;
    }
}

and now it will be formatted like this:

contract Foo {
    function f(uint x, uint y, uint z) mod1 mod2 {
        x ** y ** z;
    }
}

Please upgrade to the latest version and let us if you find any issues!