*updated moocow in hope of fixing the flite compile error (no dice yet), and updated disis_munger~ help file

Debian packaging for Launchpad

*reverted commit 46933bb2 as it deemed unnecessary (it was designed to support buggy backwards-compatible behavior that defies common UI practices).
*further enhanced getrect calculation for the mycanvas widget to disallow clicking through a canvas across its entire size, rather than just the area by which one can "grab" and move the widget

Corrected patch of tar_em_up.sh to add launchpad functionality

*updated jasch_lib in hope it will address an error Albert pointed out during the launchpad build, updated pd-l2ork TODO for externals

*removed unnecessary files in preparation for the launchpad integration (thanks to Albert Graef for the report)

* added demos for [draw] events

*further improved naming convention for settings files (default.settings and user.settings), cosmetic improvements to the indexing prompt of the help browser dialog.

*updated file locations and made names more consistent across all folders (everything now uses pd-l2ok instead of pdl2ork). Placed user settings into ~/.pd-l2ork/ folder and renamed to simply settings, placed xapian search database for the browser inside the ~/.pd-l2ork folder.

*fixed lingering bug where static symbols did not project values properly because they did not gensym their own instance.

*added outlet to [draw] to notify for events
*added svg-style event mousedown (more to come)
*added a "drag" event for convenience (similar to curve_motion)
*fixed default strokelinejoin per svg spec
*event "bubbling" so that the closest shape to front gets the notification
*added "bbox" method to turn off bbox calculation (similar to curve's -n flag)
*added a "pointerevents" method per svg-spec
*fixed skewx and skewy transforms to use degrees instead of radians

*fixed incorrect sizing of an object that used to be valid with a number of connections greater than the new, invalid object name (including empty object) that happens upon retexting the object, as well as during undo and redo.