Avocado 0.26.0: The Office

Avocado 0.26.0 released!

Hi guys, I'm here to announce avocado 0.26.0. This release was dedicated to
polish aspects of the avocado user experience, such as documentation and
behavior.

Changes

• Now avocado tests that raise exceptions that don't inherit from
  avocado.core.exceptions.TestBaseException now will be marked as ERRORs.
  This change was made to make avocado to have clearly defined test statuses.
  A new decorator, avocado.fail_on_error was added to let arbitary exceptions
  to raise errors, if users need a more relaxed behavior.
• The avocado.Test() utility method skip() now can only be called from inside
  the setUp() method. This was made because by definition, if we get to the
  test execution step, by definition it can't be skipped anymore. It's important
  to keep the concepts clear and well separated if we want to give users a good
  experience.
• More documentation polish and updates. Make sure you check out our documentation
  website http://avocado-framework.readthedocs.org/en/latest/.
• A number of avocado command line options and help text was reviewed and
  updated.
• A new, leaner and mobile friendly version of the avocado website is live.
  Please check http://avocado-framework.github.io/ for more information.
• We have the first version of the avocado dashboard! avocado dashboard is the
  initial version of an avocado web interface, and will serve as the frontend
  to our testing database. You can check out a screenshot here
  https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/296807/8536678/dc5da720-242a-11e5-921c-6abd46e0f51e.png

• And the usual bugfixes. You can take a look at the full list of 68 commits here:
  0.25.0...0.26.0