Update jEdit syntax highlighting mode

By Justin Otten <justin.otten@gmail.com>: It now handles perly tags much better and properly delegates html tags. It also can now recognize custom tags as well. I've also updated the list of known SystemTags and Pragmas. There is a also a small bug fix with the [comment] tag not being able to have attributes.
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-from http://www.icdevgroup.org/pipermail/interchange-users/2009-March/050311.html
-
-Date: Mon, 23 Mar 2009 09:41:24 -0400
-From: Justin Otten <justino@fragrancenet.com>
-To: interchange-users@icdevgroup.org
-Subject: Re: [ic] Jedit interchange.xml language definition
-
-On Wed, Feb 11, 2009 at 4:46 PM, Sam Batschelet <sam@westbranchresort.com> wrote:
->
-> Hello does anyone have a copy of this referenced in the IC docs
-> http://www.icdevgroup.org/doc-5.0/frames/ic_howto_cvs_43.html seems the link
-> is dead.
->
-> Thanks
-> -Sam
-
-At some point, I updated the JEdit file that was found on the
-icdevgroup website so that jedit will properly syntax highlight CSS,
-HTML, and Javascript. It now also properly handles heredocs (makes
-working with usertags better).
-
-I had to modify the html.xml definition due to issues of sticking an
-IC tag in the middle of some html attribute. ie
-  <img src="[image-src]" alt="[image-alt]" />
-jedit refused to highlight these tags, the modification to html.xml is
-simply an addition of a delegation to interchange.xml to handle such
-tags
-
-I attached the three modified files to this email, let me know if you
-can't download them, I'll post them somewhere public.
-
---
-Regards,
-Justin Otten
-FragranceNet.com
+jEdit Mode Files
+================
+Additional installation notes can be found here: http://jedit.org/users-guide/installing-modes.html
+
+For Windows
+-------------
+Copy the files "interchange.xml" and "catalog" into the directory "C:\Documents and Settings\<username>\.jedit\modes\"
+where <username> is your login name.
+
+For *nix
+--------
+Copy the files "interchange.xml" and "catalog" into the directory "~/.jedit/modes"
+
+---
+
+Restart jEdit and the interchange mode will be available.
+
+
+
+What does it do?
+================
+The Interchange jEdit mode file will allow syntax highlighting for "most" interchange needs.
+It supports highlighting of HTML, CSS, Javascript, SGML Entities, Perl, and ITL.
+You can also force jEdit to highlist UserTags, ActionMaps, etc... by explicitly setting the mode
+to "interchange", it will not automagically switch to this mode upon opening the file.
+
+What does it not do?
+====================
+The Interchange jEdit mode file will not highlight configuration files properly.