prepare release 1.1.0

Author: niosus

README.md

@@ -78,15 +78,15 @@ The plugin has two modes:
 
 - one that uses `libclang` with its python bindings. This is the better method
   as it fully utilizes saving compilation database which makes your completions
-  blazingly fast. Unfortunately it only works for Linux. Please help me to
-  bring it to other platforms if you know more about Windows or OSX than I do.
-  There is an issue for Windows opened
-  [here](https://github.com/niosus/EasyClangComplete/issues/4).
+  blazingly fast. It is a default method for Linux and OSX. It is also unit
+  tested to complete STL functions on both platforms. Please help me to bring
+  it to Windows. Check out this
+  [discussion](https://github.com/niosus/EasyClangComplete/issues/4).
 - `clang -Xclang -code-completion-at` run from the command line. The plugin
   parses the output from a process that runs the above command. This is the
-  default method for Windows and OSX. Tested on all platforms (see
-  [Testing](#tests) part). Slower than method with `libclang`. Will be
-  deprecated when we solve issue #4.
+  default method for Windows. Tested on all platforms (see [Testing](#tests)
+  part). Slower than method with `libclang`. Will be deprecated when we solve
+  issue #4.
 
 This plugin is intended to be easy to use. It should autocomplete STL out of
 the box and you should just add the folders your project uses to `include_dirs`
@@ -164,6 +164,11 @@ If you are an experienced python developer and find that something in my code
 sucks completely - **DO** tell me. Python is not my main language and I am
 always willing to learn.
 
+Some functionality is there only because of the help of the following users:
+
+- @Ventero for fixing `libclang` search on OSX
+- @riazanovskiy for hints on `clang-3.8`
+
 ## Tests ##
 I have tried to cover most crucial functionality with unit tests using
 [UnitTesting](https://github.com/randy3k/UnitTesting) Sublime Text plugin.

messages.json

@@ -7,5 +7,6 @@
   "1.0.8": "messages/st3-1.0.8.md",
   "1.0.9": "messages/st3-1.0.9.md",
   "1.0.10": "messages/st3-1.0.10.md",
-  "1.0.12": "messages/st3-1.0.12.md"
+  "1.0.12": "messages/st3-1.0.12.md",
+  "1.1.0": "messages/st3-1.1.0.md"
 }

messages/st3-1.1.0.md

@@ -0,0 +1,11 @@
+What's new:
+- OSX now uses `libclang` by default. You can use your default clang
+  installation or install llvm version from brew.
+- Fix for using `libclang` with `clang-3.8` on Linux.
+- Fix a bug where a file that has syntax C++ but was never saved before would
+  generate errors.
+- Add unit tests for completions using `libclang` for OSX and Linux.
+
+Big thanks go to users:
+- @Ventero for fixing `libclang` search on OSX
+- @riazanovskiy for hints on `clang-3.8`