Enable commands like :UpdateTags -R ~/.vim

 * The :UpdateTags command now passes any arguments given to it on to
   Exuberant Ctags, which sounds simple enough but required a complex
   implementation. This means users can now do things like:

     :UpdateTags -R ~/.vim

   Because Ctags can be run easily from inside Vim, users won't have to
   run it manually from the command line. The plug-in also makes sure
   the required command-line options to Ctags are always used.

 * Fixed a problem most users will probably never encounter. I'm not
   sure whether this is by design or an implementation detail but it's
   possible for the "!_TAG_FILE_SORTED" header to appear after one or
   more tags and Vim will apparently still use the header! For this
   reason the easytags#write_tagsfile() function should also recognize
   it, otherwise Vim might complain with "E432: Tags file not sorted".

 * Always sort tags in easytags#write_tagsfile() (understands foldcase)

 * Finally documented the :UpdateTags and :HighlightTags commands.

 * The dynamic highlighting can now be disabled for individual buffers,
   which can come in handy when the highlighting conflicts with another
   plug-in: Just set the 'b:easytags_nohl' variable to any value.

 * Removed hard wrapping from README.md because I've recently switched
   to a 21" external monitor ;-)

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diff --git a/TODO.md b/TODO.md
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--- a/TODO.md
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@@ -34,10 +34,4 @@
    `~/Development/Vim/vim-easytags/autoload.vim`). I was already editing
    `~/.vim/autoload/easytags.vim` in another Vim buffer.
 
- * Convert `easytags#update_cmd()` to a function that can be executed on a
-   list of files and will only execute Exuberant Ctags once to do so, then
-   change `:UpdateTags` to accept an optional file glob, e.g. `:UpdateTags
-   /usr/include/lua5.1/*.h` and call `easytags#update_cmd()` on the matching
-   files.
-
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