New formatter (inline vs. tabular) + more settings per formatter (day notation, separator)

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This patch wouldn't apply to the sept 14 dev, so I rebuilt it.. also cleaned up some whitespace.

This reworked patch has the following features:
- it adds a new formatter 'in-line' , next to the existing 'default' formatter. This allows to export the office hours to e.g. Google Places via a Views display.
- it adds new settings for both formatters:
-- set Day notation to long/short/numeric/none
-- set separators between each component of an 'office hour'.
-- set 'show closed days' (moved from field settings to formatter settings)
-- set a translatable html-text for the 'Closed' text.
-- 'compress' the hours if you have set 'more hours' (necessary for the Google places, which to not allow mid-day breaks.)
Consequently, there are 'settings' the Manage Display section of the Content Type Administration.

The default formatter has changed a bit, so the hours are aligned better vertically, and now supports short-day-notation out of the box.
Examples: You can now create formatters like:
'Mon: 9:00-12:00 and 13:00-17:00'
'Tue: Sorry we're closed, Hope 2CU another day!'
or an inline string for Google: '2:10:00:18:00,3:10:00:18:00,4:10:00:18:00,5:10:00:18:00,6:10:00:18:00,7:12:00:20:00'

The following is marked as todo, but I leave that to the experts:
-- Extended formatter for hours notation, so you can set '09:30' vs '9:00', etc.
-- Check if the span's/div's are correct, and if some data must go into the css files.

Although the 'Closed' text is customizable now, it is not per day. If you need 'Sun: Closed' and 'Mon: appointments only', we need somthing like #1119406: Add a "description" feature .

Here's the patch.

Perhaps the formatter can better use the standard date-formats: http://us.php.net/manual/en/function.date.php

Johnv, I can't seem to apply the patch, any chance you could re-roll it?

This one should do it.
please pay attention to my usage of div's and classes - it's not one of my qualities.

#7 did not apply for me; This patch applies against the latest dev.

Neither of the previous apply to the latest dev... Here's another:

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