v1.1.0

1.1.0 - 2014-12-09

• added new valdrFormGroup directive which sets validity state for a group of form items and is responsible for adding and removing validation messages if valdr-message is loaded, see #11, fixes #44, fixes #48
• support multiple aliases for constraint names, see #30
• use the latest regular expression to validate e-mail addresses used in AngularJS, see #33
• use new $validators pipeline from AngularJS 1.3 instead of $parsers and $formatters for validation, see #35
• renamed no-valdr-message to valdr-no-message, see #42
• use ng-show in the default message template instead of ng-if, fixes #49

BREAKING CHANGES

• valdr now requires AngularJS 1.3.x.
• Before 1.1.0 a class named form-group was used to group multiple form items and add overall validity state. In 1.1.0
  the new directive valdr-form-group was introduced for this purpose. All valdr validated form fields register with
  the next parent element with the valdr-form-groupdirective (if present). The directive sets the form groups validity
  (ng-valid, ng-invalid) and the class valdr-invalid-dirty-touched-group if one of the form items is
  invalid, has been changed and the user blurred out of the form item. Besides that, if valdr-messages
  is used to add validation messages, the valdr-form-group directive is the element in the DOM which adds and
  removes validation messages for all form items in the group.
• the attribute no-valdr-message was renamed to valdr-no-message to disable message adding for individual
  form items