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valgrind doesn't track that right.

Excel's 12.75pts doesn't cut it anymore.

Compute the height that a number will get -- see cb_max_cell_height -- and
make sure we are that tall.

This is a poor man's preprocessor.  A very poor man's.  It understands
basically two things at the moment:

|   #ifdef DARK
|     ...
|   #else
|     ...
|   #endif

and

|   #if GTK_CHECK_VERSION(...)
|     ...
|   #else
|     ...
|   #endif

Note, that "DARK" is set iff running under a dark theme.  The gtk version
check is a run-time check.

Note: this code is not in play when ~/.config/gtk-3.0/gtk.css is being read.

It doesn't look like style regions work anymore, so use style classes.

They don't actually matter most of the time, but a conditional number
format can be set and the configurable text export can be convinced
to pay attention to formats.

As opposed to old-style getting the mstyle and the format from that.
This handles values with format better.

It's used for image output, see #507.

Actually in any locale that uses a unicode whitespace character as the
1000s separator.

See #547, item 4.

We no longer insert anything into ->deps, so drop it completely together
with code that's a no-op now.

	* openoffice-read.c (odf_apply_ooo_table_config): we can only handle splitmode == 2.
	Do not confuse any others with frozen panes.

"19" as a name was throwing us off.