Envelope

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0.9.7

Not secure
- choose mime subtype (html or plain) + conditional conversion of line breaks to <br> 4
- experimental load function to create e-mail object from text templates
- fix: possibility to include own "Content-Type" into headers

0.9.6

Not secure
- fix: Subject tried to be re-set when no GPG neither S/MIME used

0.9.5

Not secure
- CHANGED:
* `encrypt-file` changed to `encrypt-path` (to match the `encrypt_path` parameter of the `encrypt` method)
* parameter swap from `.encrypt(sign=None, key=True)` to `.encrypt(key=True, sign=None)` due to S/MIME that does not take the key from the GPG keyring but needs the certificate to be specified every time.
- S\MIME
* signing (`M2Crypto` instead of `smime` package)
* insert subject while encrypting
- unit tests + travis build status
- SMTP
* if SMTP/INI file is given as a relative path and not found at CWD, we try program directory (useful when importing Envelope as a library from another program)
* TLS security supported
* if security not defined, determined by port
- bash completion
- --quiet flag

0.9.4

Not secure
- fix launching with no flags (bare message erroneously tried to be GPG-signed by default)

0.9.3

Not secure
- attachment file not found caught
- output attached to the complex example in the README
- fix launched in a loop

0.9.2

Not secure
- CLI: if nothing to do, assume parameters are a bone of an e-mail message to produce output
- check GPG signing failed
- fix GnuPG home
- fix encrypted subject
- SMTP supports INI file
- `check` will print out DNS information of the sender's domain
- CLI: metavar display names added
- attach_key flag added

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