* Change how blockly handles cursors. The old way was quite slow because it changed the stylesheet directly. See issue #981 for more details on implementation and tradeoffs. This changes makes the following high level changes: deprecate Blockly.Css.setCursor, use built in open and closed hand cursor instead of custom .cur files, add css to draggable objects to set the open and closed hand cursors.
"colorier", which is currently used, is a verb and proposed "couleur" is
a noun: the block in question does not change colour of anything, it
creates new colour instead, thus noun is more applicable.
Also, noun is used in French translation of "random colour" block:
"couleur aléatoire".
The current regex only works with the "\n" line endings as it expects no characters after the optional ";" at the end of the line. In windows, if it adds the "\r" it counts as a characters and is not part of the line terminator so it doesn't match.
* cherry pick for pretest fix
* put pretest target to test_setup.sh
* fix conflict
* cherry pick for get_chromedriver.sh
* add some sleep to wait download to finish
* use node.js stable
* use npm test target
* create .travis for ci job
* initial checkin for blocky-web travis ci job
* rename file to .travis.yaml for typo
* remove after_script
* added cache
* rename .travis.yaml to .travis.yml
* Update .travis.yml
* include build script
* fix yaml file format issue
* debug install part
* debug build issue
* Update .travis.yml
* remove cache for now
* Update .travis.yml
* Update .travis.yml
* Update .travis.yml
* more debug info
* Update .travis.yml
* Update .travis.yml
* fix typo
* installing chrome browser
* remove chrome setting config
* run build.py as part of npm install
* Update .travis.yml
* update karma dependency
* use karma as test runner
* fix typo
* remove karma test for now
* Update .travis.yml
* Update package.json
* add npm test target
* add browserstack-runner depdendency
* update browser support
* fix typo for test target
* fix chrome typo
* added closure dependency
* add google-closure-library
* include blockly_uncompressed.js and core.js dependency
* uncomment out core/*.js files
* add kama job as part of install
* remove browserstack add on for now
* fix karma config typo
* add karma-closure
* add os support
* remove typo config
* include more closure files
* change os back to linux
* use closure-library from node_modules
* change log level back to INFO
* change npm test target to use open browser command instead of karma
* change travis test target to use open command instead of karma
* list current directory
* find what's in current dir
* typo command
* Update .travis.yml
* typo again
* open right index.html
* use right path for index.html
* xdg-open to open default browser on travis
* exit browser after 5s wait
* change timeout to 1 min
* exit after opening up browser
* use browser only
* use karma
* remove un-needed dependency
* clean up script section
* fix typo
* update build status on readme
* initial commit for selenium integration tests
* update selenium jar path
* fix test_runner.js typo
* add more debug info
* check java version
* add && instead of 9288
* fix java path
* add logic to check if selenium is running or not
* add some deugging info
* initial commit to get chromedriver
* add chromedriver flag
* add get_chromedriver.sh to package.json and .travel
* change browser to chrome for now
* fix path issue
* update chromdriver path
* fix path issue again
* more debugging
* add debug msg
* fix typo
* minor fix for getting chromedriver
* install latest chrome browser
* clean up pakcage.json
* use npm target for test run
* remove removing trailing comma
* fix another trailing comma
* updated travis test target
* clean up scripts
* not sure nmp run preinstall
* redirect selenium log to tmp file
* revert writing console log to file
* update test summary
* more clean up
* minor clean up before pull request
* resolved closure-library conflict
1. add closure-library to dependencies instead of devDependencies.
2. add lint back in scripts block
* fix typo (adding comma) in script section
