Bump credo from 1.3.2 to 1.4.0

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Bumps credo from 1.3.2 to 1.4.0.

Changelog

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1.4.0

• Credo's schema for pre-release names changes: There is now a . after the rc like in many other Elixir projects.

• Add support for explaining checks (in addition to issues), i.e.

  $ mix credo explain Credo.Check.Design.AliasUsage
  

• Add support for tags on checks

  Checks can now declare tags via the __using__ macro, i.e.

  defmodule MyCheck do
    use Credo.Check, tags: [:foo]
  def run(source_file, params) do
  #
  end
  end
  

  Tags can be used via the CLI switch --checks-with[out]-tag:

  # Only run checks tagged `:foo` during analysis
  $ mix credo --checks-with-tag foo
  Exclude all checks tagged :foo from analysis
  $ mix credo --checks-without-tag foo
  

• Add validation of check params in config

  If a param is not found, Credo checks for mispellings and suggests corrections:

  $ mix credo
  ** (config) Credo.Check.Design.AliasUsage: unknown param `fi_called_more_often_than`. Did you mean `if_called_more_often_than`?
  

• Add auto-generated check docs

• Add new documentation on Hex with extra guides and CHANGELOG

Commits

• b8e6cce Bump version to 1.4.0
• 89eda02 Improve docs
• 187f8f7 Update README and CHANGELOG
• 87659a2 Remove travis.yml
• 9270133 Bump version to 1.4.0-rc.2
• 97a971f Document config files more
• f939049 Update check module doc generation for multi-line param explanations
• 0aa523a Update docs on CLI switches
• bd60640 Update --help texts
• 750dea0 Merge pull request #769 from sasa1977/improve-strict-module-layout
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