Jinamp Is Not An MP3 Player

File Release Notes and Changelog

Release Name: 1.0.5

Notes:
This version adds some minor improvements that I've been meaning to make
for years and never gotten around to. In particular
* --no-shuffle returns, and now actually does something
* jinamp-ctl can insert songs to be played once, then return to the
  regular playlist
Debian support has ceased as I've switched to Gentoo, although the
control files are still in place. If there are any Debian developers
out there who use jinamp, I'd welcome updates to the debian/
subdirectory.

Changes:
* Brought back no-shuffle from the dead
* Fixed memory-leak in 'jinamp-ctl replace' handling
* Rewrote the song management code to use a single structure to hold
  both set and linked ring information
* Redesigned -r and -c handling to work better with dynamic updates to
  the list
* Added support for passing '$' to jinamp-ctl replace to get original set
* Changed the code indenting
* Sprinkled on some 'static' and 'const' keywords