Technically, this is not necessary because that part of the library hasn't really changed, but let's use the same version number everywhere for consistency.
Introduces a new hook: "puc_api_error". This is an action with up to 4 callback arguments:
1) $error - A WP_Error instance that provides a brief description of the error.
2) $response - The value returned by wp_remote_get(). Can be omitted if the original response is not available at this point.
3) $url - The URL that the update checker requested. Can be omitted.
4) $slug - The plugin or theme slug. Can be omitted.
See #151
Explanation:
WordPress includes a "quick edit" function that lets users edit certain post properties (title, categories, etc) from the "All Posts" list. WP calculates the width (colspan attribute) of the inline editor based on the number of <th>'s in the header of the first .widefat table on the page. When PUC and Debug Bar are both active, that first table happens to be the debug info table in our Debug Bar panel. This table does not have a <thead>. As a result, WordPress sets the colspan to zero, making the inline editor unusable.
Fixed by removing the "widefat" class from our debug info tables and adding a bunch of new CSS to emulate WordPress table style.
Yahnis Elsts