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Some small changes to add the HTML5 MAIN element and revise the meta viewport values for better consistency across mobile devices.

Quick patch update:

Fix node-type specific comment settings was submitted upstream to Gigya; without this patch, using non-default comment container markup (ex. panels) would cause the Gigya comments integration to break due to code bugs.

This release includes some clarification of documentation, and a small code change.

Added some settings for main content displaying without sidebars, and did some markup adjustments to afford better semantics and SMACSS approaches.

Wrote several contrib patches to support indexing non-node entities in Apachesolr:

1. Pass the entity type to field indexing callbacks.
2. Field collection indexing callback should pass the entity type when it invokes indexing callbacks.
3. Update Apachesolr Field Collections to work with latest Apachesolr.
4. Update Geofield to use $entity_type rather than use node.
5. Re-roll and document patch to split logic from apachesolr_default_node_facet_info() into a separate function so other modules can use it for non-node entities

Pathologic 2.6 squishes two more bugs/corner cases.

Commissioned metadata expert Lin Clark to write patch to Date module to enable microdata output. Tested and RTBC by Alex.