iOS / asi-http-request

Stop using c99 loop variable declarations, use unsigned ints

Conflicts:
	Classes/ASIHTTPRequest.m
	iPhone.xcodeproj/project.pbxproj
	set_version_number.sh

You can never have enough tests! :)

Conflicts:
	Classes/ASIHTTPRequest.m
	Classes/Tests/PerformanceTests.m

…pping the runloop when done
Make readStream non-atomic

…alidated and it leaks the whole request
Stop reading request headers in handleBytesAvailable - they are now read only in handleStreamComplete.
This change prevents a neverending loop of ASIAuthenticationDialogs caused by the new lockless delegate authentication system.
(It also means the request body will always get downloaded, which may be useful sometimes when failing authentication)

…vents a crash for async requests when only the timer is retaining the request

Fix a potential leak when creating a request where the old stream would not get released if opening the new one failed
statusTimer is now a retained property
Tweak tests to remove leaks

Add helpful comments to some of the new additions, reinstate refs to the mailing list posts that were so helpful

…her than only when it's the same request
Test tweaks

Retain timer so we can explictly manage when we no longer need it, it will retain request

…pid and complicated one in ruby

…(or gcd thread pool on sn)
This is probably for the best in the long wrong - the extra flexibility brings x-platform behaviour differences / bugs, and would almost certainly mean support headaches down the line
* Combine authenticationChallengeInProgress / proxyAuthenticationNeeded into authenticationNeeded
* Make readStream an NSInputStream = more typecasting, but less CFRetain/CFRelease risks, and probably better for subclassers
* Tweak tests and remove support for auto-redirect for 305/307 to prevent crash
* Use more accessors

Redirect / authentication required requests download the full response before trying again, so they can re-use the connection
Invalidate the connection when a request fails to prevent subsequent requests getting stuck on a bad line