The original explanation's 'even though' is misleading, giving you the impression that if the first `.then` included an error handler, the second `.then`'s error handler would have fired, which only the case if the first error handler threw an error or returned RSVP.reject.

Perhaps we'll want another paragraph explaining how to "rethrow" a reject, but for now this should do.

Reject promise if resolver function throws an exception

Make rsvp Promises/A+ spec-1.1 compliant

Fix tests syntax error

add travis build-status

correctly test and fix self fulfillment

promise.resolve(promise) === fulfillment

Fix infinite recursion with deep self fulfilling promises

WIP RSVP#wrap -> RSVP#resolve (A+ compliant)

Merge branch 'build-using-es6-module-transpiler' of https://github.com/eventualbuddha/rsvp.js into eventualbuddha-build-using-es6-module-transpiler

Conflicts:
	browser/rsvp.min.js

Merge branch 'promise-constructor' of https://github.com/domenic/rsvp.js into domenic-promise-constructor

Converts functions that use the Node.js-style callbacks as their last parameter into promise-returning functions. Such functions also accept promises, in order to allow cool composition (see tests for example).