v1.0.0

v1.0.0 is a total rewrite of the library in Kotlin. This is pretty much a brand new library, so I'd recommend checking out the documentation.

Big stuff:

• No more messing around with managers. The new building block of the API is a Reference.
• The API is much more fluent. For example here's what you do to subscribe to a subreddit:

redditClient.subreddit("pics").subscribe();

• Access tokens are now automatically refreshed unless you tell your RedditClient not to
• No more Thing/RedditObject class. All model classes extend Object.
• A lot easier to authenticate and get started. For example, here's how to authenticate a script app:

RedditClient reddit = OAuthHelper.automatic(networkAdapter, credentials);

• No more dozens of Paginator sublcasses, now there's only 3.
• Paginator sorting has been reworked (thanks to @eduard-netsajev)
• Rate limiting is handled more consistently. A RateLimitException is thrown when appropriate.
• Paginator settings are immutable once built
• Get instant updates for live threads via web sockets (see here)

Internals

• Guava is no longer a dependency, switched from Jackson to Moshi
  • Rate limiting is done in-house
  • Comment tree traversal is done in-house
  • Cut down on ~10k methods for Android builds
• JRAW is tightly bound to OkHttp for simplicity