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Introduces RKPathMatcher. This is basically a dressed up front end to jverkoey/SOCKit. Using this will make it very easy to do complex things with patterns, resource paths, and object property interpolation thereof. Whereas RKMakePathWithObject() once took parenthesized parameters like "/stuff/(things)" it now uses colons like "/stuff/:things". It has specs and updated header docs where appropriate. Closes #305.

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is useful when you encountered a server side error and want to coerce the mapping results into an NSError. This is how `objectLoader:didFailWithError`
returns server side error messages to you.
- **RKObjectRouter** - Responsible for generating resource paths for accessing remote representations of objects. Capable of generating a resource
path by interpolating property values into a string. For example, a path of "/articles/(articleID)" when applied to an Article object with a `articleID` property
path by interpolating property values into a string. For example, a path of "/articles/:articleID" when applied to an Article object with a `articleID` property
with the value 12345, would generate "/articles/12345". The object router is used to generate resource paths when getObject, postObject, putObject and deleteObject
are invoked.
- **RKErrorMessage** - A simple class providing for the mapping of server-side error messages back to NSError objects. Contains a single `errorMessage` property. When an