Release v0.1.2

* Update version badge and add package message for release v0.1.2.
* Create new tagged release to propagate the new syntax fixes to:
  * Broken Example Blocks.
  * Attributes List Lines.

README.md

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messages.json

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 {
-  "install": "messages/install.md"
+  "install": "messages/install.md",
+  "0.1.1": "messages/0.1.1.md",
+  "0.1.2": "messages/0.1.2.md"
 }

messages/0.1.2.md

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+ST4-Asciidoctor v0.1.2
+======================
+
+Changes to the package...
+
+
+Syntax Fixes
+------------
+
+How this update improves syntax highlighting AsciiDoc sources.
+
+
+### Fixed Broken Example Blocks
+
+This update fixes a bug in example blocks where curly quotes would result in
+prematurely popping-out of the example context, causing the closing block
+delimiter to be treated as a new opening example block, jeopardizing syntax
+highlighting of the rest of the document.
+
+This was the most annoying bug in the package, leading to documents
+highlighting and scoping frequently breaking up.
+
+
+### Attributes List Lines
+
+The `attribute_list_line` context, which had been temporarily disabled while
+disentangling the original syntax, has now been reintroduced.
+
+Besides adding syntax highlighting for this element, its reintroduction also
+fixes a known problem where block attributes-lists contents were triggering
+false positive matches for inline quote elements, e.g. capturing as a
+superscript delimiter the caret in the `cols` table attribute `<.^h` of the
+following example:
+
+    [cols="<.^h,<.<a"]
+    |=============================
+
+These false positives would jeopardize syntax highlighting the rest of the
+document, or large portions of it. There was already a temporary workaround
+to this problem, but it only handled table specific attributes-list, whereas
+the `attribute_list_line` context should handle all edge-cases.