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Quick indent lists #28

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I had to cherry pick through my devel branch. I hope this is everything :)

  • Resolves Feature: Quick nested list indenting #9.
  • The regex looks for most of what Pandoc would consider valid. (See alehandrof@90953bf for details.)
  • @vovkkk had suggested I restrict the binding so that it doesn't fire inside code blocks. I haven't found this necessary, but if you decide otherwise, this is an easy fix.
  • I have added the ability to use Ctrl+Enter to add new line with SmartList when in a list. I find this very useful, but YMMV. (alehandrof@b79c9ec)

A quick-and-dirty way to resolve issue demon386#9
This one relies on a lovingly hand-crafted regex rather than syntax of
the default Markdown.tmLanguage. Of course this should _really_ be
addressed at the level of the syntax. But I digress:

It supports the following list types (more or less in the order in
which they appear in the regex):

    -
    +
    *
    5.
    a.
    A.
    5)
    a)
    A)
    (5)
    (a)
    (A)
    (@)
    (@label-5_)

Because my attention is starting to wander, it does not support the
[two spaces after a single capital letter followed by a period](http://johnmacfarlane.net/pandoc/README.html#fn1)
rule, as well as roman numerals (e.g., `v)` or `III.`)

There are probably other issues I haven't noticed as well. Such as
those created by this excepionally long commit message :)
I call this "fake" because all I'm doing is matching IVXLCDM in either
upper- or lowercase, without testing the validity of the construction.
Thanks to @vovkkk for patiently pointing this out.
Use `Ctrl+Enter` on a list to quickly add a new item.
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