It's now possible to specify an email address and an URI.

This was previously already possible by using the custom addElement function.

- Make it easy to get a <content> element on Atom entries
- Also spells "enclosure" correctly - "setEncloser" -> "setEnclosure"
- Fixes Atom test file on case-sensitive filesystems
- Tack a date_default_timezone_set() on tests, to avoid warnings

The namespace prefix and name can be set by invoking the addNamespace method of the Feed class.

See http://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/warning/MissingAtomSelfLink.html

A minimal set of changes to support PSR-0-style autoloading:

- rename base class to \FeedWriter\Feed and FeedItem to \FeedWriter\Item
- break types out into \FeedWriter\ATOM, \FeedWriter\RSS1, and
  \FeedWriter\RSS2
- use class constants for versions
- make generateFeed() return a string rather than doing any IO itself
- add printFeed() to do output, if needed

My rationale for the last 2 items on that list is that our web framework
expects me to pass around strings, not do direct IO. I imagine needing
to grab the output and stash it in a variable or what-have-you is
a common use case, and it felt silly to have to wrap this in an
output buffer to accomplish that.

* Fixed spelling mistakes
* All \n's were replaced by PHP_EOL's

The minimal example should have minimal requirements...

The files are taken from the zip file available at Anis' website.