Update test suite and jQuery support

[Krinkle]

Confirmed all test suites (jQuery 1.11.1, 1.4.2, 1.3.2, 1.2.6, ie7-compat, document-domain) passing with the following browsers:

• WinXP/IE6 (browserstack)
• WinXP/IE7 (browserstack)
• WinXP/IE8 (browserstack)
• Win7/IE8 (browserstack)
• Win7/IE9 (browserstack)
• Win7/IE10 (browserstack)
• OSX/Chrome 36 (local)

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[Krinkle]

While at it, I also took a stab at confirming support for browsers in general. While the plugin code hasn't changed, browsers may have.

I confirmed all test suites (jQuery 1.11.1, 1.4.2, 1.3.2, 1.2.6, ie7-compat, document-domain) passing in all of the following browsers:

• WinXP/Chrome 14 (browserstack)*
• OSX/Chrome 36 (local)
• WinXP/Firefox 3 (browserstack)
• WinXP/Firefox 3.6 (browserstack)
• WinXP/Firefox 29 (browserstack)
• OSX/Firefox 30 (local)
• WinXP/Opera 10.6 (browserstack)
• WinXP/Opera 11.6 (browserstack)
• WinXP/Opera 12.16 (browserstack)
• OSX/Opera 22 (local)
• WinXP/Safari 4 (browserstack)
• WinXP/Safari 5 (browserstack)
• WinXP/Safari 5.1 (browserstack) 1 failure: back button, actual=["", "b"]
• OSX/Safari 7.0 (browserstack)
• WinXP/IE6 (browserstack)
• WinXP/IE7 (browserstack)
• WinXP/IE8 (browserstack)
• Win7/IE8 (browserstack)
• Win7/IE9 (browserstack)
• Win7/IE10 (browserstack)
• Win7/IE11 (browserstack)
• Win8/IE10 (browserstack)
• Win8/IE10.0 Desktop (browserstack)
• Win8.1/IE11.0 Desktop (browserstack)

^{\* These failed by default due to interference from a developer extension. It passed in incognito mode.}

[Krinkle]

Bump.

[cvrebert]

@Krinkle The most recent commit on this project was on Sep 2, 2010. It's probably dead.

[Krinkle]

@cvrebert I'm aware. I've been in contact with the principle author (@cowboy) both in-person and on IRC prior to writing this PR about reviving it.

[cowboy]

Wow, I think I unsubscribed from this repo. Sorry about that. Let me look at this PR, thanks!

[nwohaibi]

+1

[christopher-hopper]

+1

[Krinkle]

Closing for now. Internet Explorer 8 is no longer of interest to me for Grade A JavaScript-enabled run time support.

I encourage anyone still struggling with this to adopt a "Cut the mustard" -like approach where you essentially return early based on various feature tests and/or user-agent blacklists and essentially force a graceful degraded javascriptless experience to older browsers.