Hehe. Got rid of some files we didn't need. Added the very necessary license.html and a little "?" gif as a help button. The help needs some... help, but it's better than nothing IMO.
TinyMCE now produces lovely HTML that is a perfect match for wpautop(). At least, it does in FF and IE on Windows XP. It never saves <br /> and it only saves <p> when attributes are present. Pointless whitespace is also stripped. Why would anyone want to use the plain text editor?
Maybe nobody will notice but I removed the \t preceding all <p> created by wpautop. That kind of thing belongs in theme-registered filters, as not every theme indents the same way.
