v0.1.1 release!

Bumped version number to 0.1.1. Cross-browser tested with all passes.
New min file. Tweaked TODO.md.

CHANGELOG.md

@@ -20,7 +20,19 @@
 
 ##### Browser tests:
 
-* Coming tomorrow...
+* MAC Snow Leopard:
+    * Firefox 14.0.x, Safari 5.1.x, Opera 12.00, Chrome 20.0.x
+* PC Vista:
+    * Firefox 3.6.x, Firefox 14.0.x, Chrome 20.0.x, Safari 5.1.x, Opera 12.00
+    * IE 9.0.x, IE 8.0.x, IE 7.0.x
+* PC XP:
+    * IE 6.0.x
+* iPhone 4:
+    * Safari 4.3 (simulated), Safari 5.1.1, Chrome 19.0.x, Opera Mini 7.0.x
+* iPhone:
+    * Safari 4.3 (simulated)
+* iPad:
+    * Safari 4.3 (simulated), Safari 5.1.1
 
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TODO.md

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     * Overkill.
 * Via [this issue/comment](https://github.com/JoshBarr/js-media-queries/issues/7#issuecomment-7172733):
     * "One thing to watch is the 'call in each context' bool. We might need to rewrite the API with an init() that can belong to multiple contexts, and oncontextchange() method for each breakpoint. Often we want the same function to fire for tablet and desktop, with mobile doing something different."
-* Change design pattern to something more **hardcore** OOP?
+        * Should we change design pattern to something more **hardcore** JS OOP?
 * Gecko browsers appear to return `"none"` as the content for `body:after` if it's not set in the CSS. I can think of two solutions:
     1. Make `body:after` required.
     1. Check for `"none"` or other default value (I think WebKit browsers return an integer) in the `_contentAfter()` method.
-* Don't forget to create a min version before merging the `develop` branch into `master`.
+* ~~Don't forget to create a min version before merging the `develop` branch into `master`.~~
+    * Done! Booyah! :)