Signed-off-by: James McCoy <jamessan@debian.org>

Also reflect non-released tag version.

It is not optional since 36f394c7

Use the gbp-tracked git repository as the repository, but use the
original source repository as the bug-database/contact, following the
upstream request to coordinate there[1].

1: https://github.com/altercation/vim-colors-solarized/issues/15

It is OK to have this colorscheme as non-optional, since it would not
take effect unless the user decides to select it on its vim
configuration.

This reverts commit 9ea8b8bd.

It is the first release, not the second one.

TODO Ask debian vim team if this package can live there.

Update to upstream version '0~git110509'
with Debian dir 8841b7c974cbcd68858de945daa428ce7b472262

This is a modified version of a patch from @nelstrom. Any mistakes are
my own (@altercation), the fine idea and original work is @nelstrom's.

This establishes a good default set of highlight values when viewing
the status window using @tpope's fugitive plugin.

New gui menu structure; better organized, seperators, and new
help links in submenus, particularly for visibiliy, contrast, and
experimental submenus where the purpose of those settings might not
always be intuitive.

A test for t_Co < 16 also snagged the gui despite t_Co not
being defined in gui mode. Changed to t_Co == 8 for now,
which is the only known case requiring bold off. There may
be other t_Co values under 16 in low color terminals but I
haven't found them yet, so this should be sufficient.

Visibility of listchars is handled by g:solarized_visibility
but on the cursorline they can still be hard to spot if cursorline
is on due to the cursorline background color.

This new trailing spaces function, available in the menu or via
emenu, should change the trailing space highlighting on only
the cursorline. It doesn't work in call cases as, for example,
the comments pattern in most syntaxes will override it.

normal visibility is now both less obnoxiously red and more visible
due to a background used on trailing whitespace.

normal is now set as default due to more acceptable highlighting.

Was previously using a conditional check at highlighting primitive
definition stage to identify low color terminals and assign standard
s:b bold value to a bright-bold primitive. This removes proper
formatting for other items such as status bar so a dedicated s:bb
bright bold is required.

Turn off bold, regardless of user setting in g:solarized_bold, if
the terminal emulator reports t_Co < 16, otherwise color is distorted.