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v0.9.0
* [enhancement] Thanks to [@HofiOne](https://github.com/HofiOne), `ttab` now supports new macOS-focused options, `-h`, `-v`, `-c`, and `-i`,
which notably includes support for splitting the current tab horizontally (`-h`) or vertically (`-v`) in iTerm2.
* [fix] Attempts to use options that are not supported in the target terminal now consistently result in errors.
* [breaking change] Since `-h` now requests horizontal splitting, it can no longer be used to invoke help; use `--help` instead.
v0.9.0
* [enhancement] Thanks to [@HofiOne](https://github.com/HofiOne), `ttab` now supports new macOS-focused options, `-h`, `-v`, `-c`, and `-i`,
which notably includes support for splitting the current tab horizontally (`-h`) or vertically (`-v`) in iTerm2.
* [fix] Attempts to use options that are not supported in the target terminal now consistently result in errors.
* [breaking change] Since `-h` now requests horizontal splitting, it can no longer be used to invoke help; use `--help` instead.
v0.8.0
* [enhancement] New `-l` option / env. var. `TTAB_CMD_DELAY` allows specifying a delay before submitting a startup command to a new tab, to accommodate shells whose initialization-file processing takes a while (iTerminal / iTerm2 only).
v0.7.3
* [fix] for #43; the way that keeping the shell alive is emulated in Gnome Terminal now also works when the startup command is aborted with Ctrl-C.
v0.7.2
* [fix] for #39; `ttab` now works correctly when iTerm's "Exclude from Dock and ⌘-Tab Application Switcher" preference is enabled, albeit without support for `-g` and `-G`, for technical reasons.
v0.6.0
* [enhancement] `-d ''` now prevents `ttab` from implicitly changing to what
it thinks the working directory should be; useful for creating tabs/windows
that set their own working directory.