When debugging is enabled (allowdebug enabled) JS errors are now catched
for each non-core JS file and logged with the additional information
from which file they came. This should make it easier to find out which
plugin is the cause for broken JS code. The feature isn't enabled by
default as defining functions inside try-clauses isn't allowed in strict
mode and causes a warning at least in Firefox.

For just one image another syntax was used, this fixes the update script
to also fetch this image.

jQuery 1.9.0 had a bug in replaceWith() that got fixed in 1.9.1 - to
ensure compatibility I upgraded the whole suite to their current
releases.

The previous fix in e38f3066 fixed this
bug only in tb_formatln.

This prevents old requests that need longer than the newer ones (likely,
as if you type more less results are returned) from overriding the
results list.

Use variable for maximum number of suggestions for quicksearch.
And hide suggestions when search field is emptied, or when no suggestion are found.

this will be removed soon again. plugins using jQuery should make sure
they are compatible to jQuery 1.9

* OSX compatible

* jQuery 1.9.0
* jQuery-UI v1.9.2
* jQuery.fn.live > jQuery.fn.on
* jQuery.fn.browser replacement (jquery.mb.browser.js)

fixes the problem with missing innerText in Firefox (and other browsers)
and corrects shortening in regard to paddings and the use of the
text-overflow attribute

#2541, alter section highlighting to insert a container into the DOM to hold the elements being highlighted & later remove it

The height handling code was triggered before the width handling code
and thus the right pane was below the other panes during the height
calculations which caused strange effects. Now the height handling code
is called again after adjusting the width of the right pane.

This fixes the section edit highlighting when the start marker (normally
a heading) is inside other HTML elements like a div from the wrap
plugin.

This adds more tolerance to the width calculations of the media manager
panes which avoids that the right pane is displayed below the other
panes.