Added support for embedded descriptions

skel_common/mods/readme.txt

@@ -1,13 +1,3 @@
 Drop any .ftl files here and restart Slipstream in order to be able to patch them in.
 
 The last-used order is remembered with modorder.txt, if it exists here.
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-
-"Beginning Scrap Advantage" is a simple example mod. All it does is give you some extra scrap when you first start a game. Rename .ftl to .zip and extract it in order to study it further.
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-
-"Engi Scrap Advantage" is another example mod demonstrating advanced XML tags to chain-load existing events. All it does is give you some extra scrap when you enter an Engi sector.
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-See also: "readme_modders.txt".
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-Those special tags require Slipstream Mod Manager 1.2+.

skel_common/readme_changelog.txt

@@ -10,6 +10,7 @@ Changelog
 - Fixed sloppy parser Validate error about things not allowed at root
 - Added a Preferences dialog as an alternative to editing modman.cfg
 - Added a troubleshooting note about Java 1.7.0_25 to readmes
+- Added support for embedded descriptions in *.ftl files
 
 1.2:
 - Added a commandline interface

skel_common/readme_modders.txt

@@ -3,23 +3,29 @@ Mod Developer Notes
 Creating an .ftl File
 
   An .ftl file is simply a renamed .zip with a specific file structure.
-  For an example, try renaming and unpacking the example .ftl file that
-  comes with the program.
+  For an example, try renaming and unpacking the example mods.
 
   The root of the ZIP file should contain one or more of these folders:
     data/
     audio/
     fonts/
     img/
+    mod-appendix/
 
   You should ONLY put in the files that you want to modify. This keeps
   mod sizes low and prevents major conflict between mods.
 
+  The "mod-appendix/" folder is for extra files that will not be inserted
+  into the game's resources. Slipstream will look for the following inside.
+
+    metadata.xml
+      Optional embedded description. (See the example mods.)
+
 
 The Append Extension
 
   Any file in your .ftl with the extension .xml.append will be appended to
-  its respective vanilla file. (See the example mod.)
+  its respective vanilla file. (See the example mods.)
 
   It is highly recommended that you take advantage of this as much as
   possible. As a rule of thumb, if you're editing an event xml file,