Adds support for the new 6/8 (without/with Anticipation) combo points instead of hardcoding to 5. This same treatment will need to be done to the other combo point-centric modules (SnD, ComboPointsBar).
Moved the old Anticipation extra-combo-point support to pre-Legion only. Anticipation doesn't work the same way now.
For some interactables, such as specific quest-related objects in WoD, we never receive a SpellCastSent event, only a SpellCastStart. If, prior to that event, we ever failed a spell cast, we would have an outdated "spell sent time" saved off for a previous cast. This value would then get used due to us receiving a Start with no Sent and would cause the lag bar to fill the entire cast bar incorrectly. For these cases, we now no longer show the lag bar at all because we don't receive enough information from the game to compute one.
Apparently isFirst is no longer passed to OnEnable, so we were never setting a debug frame.
Made the additional arguments that were being passed to Debug() actually do something (currently print out a stringified version of themselves in a space-delimited string)
This allows the user to override the fact that they've set a custom lag tolerance in the game's options and instead have the mod display the computed latency. (ticket #201)
There's no real reason to force this bar up into the TOOLTIP strata and have it draw on top of things. It can live in 'low' like every other part of the addon.
Apparently setting the castbar to 'reverse' mode has never set the lag indicator in the correct place. Now we instruct SetBarCoord to behave differently for lag indicators.
I'm not having any problems triggering the GCD with items or spells, but a ticket reports that this is an issue and this is the way to fix it. (ticket #198 - thanks nandchan!)
Integrated a fix from user cgsg11 to use the mysterious 15th return value from UnitAura with Resolve instead of trying to scan the tooltip for the percentage.
Now we pass in the options or defaults table directly to the helper class's getter methods since they're passed by reference and can be modified in place. This saves us creation of yet more tables and obviates the need to merge tables together.
