Daniel (dB.) Doubrovkine

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Matcher to test that a query is covered by an index (covered query)

Good idea.

Document interesting color resources

http://confreaks.com/videos/3242-kodio_2014-the-chroma-zone-engineering-color-on-the-web

x11 colors support

:+1:

x11 colors support

It will need some consistent naming with EDColor's standards, like `iOS7greenColor`, and tests and demo, otherwise looks great.

x11 colors support

I think so. I wonder whether it should be `x11peachPuff`, but I don't have strong preferences.

x11 colors support

Maybe you can look at all the other classes? I am happy with standardizing either way.

Add support for Winsor-Newton colors

There's also a "classic" oil chart, I didn't dig into how it differs from WN. Other oil color producers seem to follow it: http://www.oldholland.com/products/classic-oil-colours/classic-oil-colours-colour-chart/

Gem::Specification#rubyforge_project= is deprecated with no replacement

please PR a fix?

`have_index_for` doesn't seem to work

Looks like a bug, appreciate a PR with a fix.

Naming conflict with shoulda matchers

This is old, but would appreciate a spec/PR with a fix @Bartuz.