Add util/write-dev-docs, util/extract-package, and docs/dev/.

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Group: Modules {
File: Advisor (modules/Advisor.pm)
File: AdvisorRules (modules/AdvisorRules.pm)
File: BinaryLogParser (modules/BinaryLogParser.pm)
File: ChangeHandler (modules/ChangeHandler.pm)
File: CompareQueryTimes (modules/CompareQueryTimes.pm)
File: CompareResults (modules/CompareResults.pm)
File: CompareTableStructs (modules/CompareTableStructs.pm)
File: CompareWarnings (modules/CompareWarnings.pm)
File: CopyRowsInsertSelect (modules/CopyRowsInsertSelect.pm)
File: Daemon (modules/Daemon.pm)
File: DSNParser (modules/DSNParser.pm)
File: DuplicateKeyFinder (modules/DuplicateKeyFinder.pm)
File: EventAggregator (modules/EventAggregator.pm)
File: EventTimeline (modules/EventTimeline.pm)
File: ExecutionThrottler (modules/ExecutionThrottler.pm)
File: ExplainAnalyzer (modules/ExplainAnalyzer.pm)
File: FileIterator (modules/FileIterator.pm)
File: ForeignKeyIterator (modules/ForeignKeyIterator.pm)
File: GeneralLogParser (modules/GeneralLogParser.pm)
File: HTTPProtocolParser (modules/HTTPProtocolParser.pm)
File: IndexUsage (modules/IndexUsage.pm)
File: InnoDBStatusParser (modules/InnoDBStatusParser.pm)
File: KeySize (modules/KeySize.pm)
File: LogSplitter (modules/LogSplitter.pm)
File: MaatkitTest (modules/MaatkitTest.pm)
File: MasterSlave (modules/MasterSlave.pm)
File: MemcachedEvent (modules/MemcachedEvent.pm)
File: MemcachedProtocolParser (modules/MemcachedProtocolParser.pm)
File: MockSth (modules/MockSth.pm)
File: MockSync (modules/MockSync.pm)
File: MockSyncStream (modules/MockSyncStream.pm)
File: MySQLConfig (modules/MySQLConfig.pm)
File: MySQLConfigComparer (modules/MySQLConfigComparer.pm)
File: MySQLDump (modules/MySQLDump.pm)
File: MySQLProtocolParser (modules/MySQLProtocolParser.pm)
File: OptionParser (modules/OptionParser.pm)
File: OSCCaptureSync (modules/OSCCaptureSync.pm)
File: Outfile (modules/Outfile.pm)
File: PgLogParser (modules/PgLogParser.pm)
File: Pipeline (modules/Pipeline.pm)
File: PodParser (modules/PodParser.pm)
File: Processlist (modules/Processlist.pm)
File: ProcesslistAggregator (modules/ProcesslistAggregator.pm)
File: Progress (modules/Progress.pm)
File: ProtocolParser (modules/ProtocolParser.pm)
File: QueryAdvisorRules (modules/QueryAdvisorRules.pm)
File: QueryParser (modules/QueryParser.pm)
File: QueryReportFormatter (modules/QueryReportFormatter.pm)
File: QueryReview (modules/QueryReview.pm)
File: QueryRewriter (modules/QueryRewriter.pm)
File: Quoter (modules/Quoter.pm)
File: ReportFormatter (modules/ReportFormatter.pm)
File: Retry (modules/Retry.pm)
File: RowDiff (modules/RowDiff.pm)
File: Runtime (modules/Runtime.pm)
File: Sandbox (modules/Sandbox.pm)
File: Schema (modules/Schema.pm)
File: SchemaIterator (modules/SchemaIterator.pm)
File: SimpleTCPDumpParser (modules/SimpleTCPDumpParser.pm)
File: SlowLogParser (modules/SlowLogParser.pm)
File: SlowLogWriter (modules/SlowLogWriter.pm)
File: SQLParser (modules/SQLParser.pm)
File: SysLogParser (modules/SysLogParser.pm)
File: TableChecksum (modules/TableChecksum.pm)
File: TableChunker (modules/TableChunker.pm)
File: TableNibbler (modules/TableNibbler.pm)
File: TableParser (modules/TableParser.pm)
File: TableSyncChunk (modules/TableSyncChunk.pm)
File: TableSyncer (modules/TableSyncer.pm)
File: TableSyncGroupBy (modules/TableSyncGroupBy.pm)
File: TableSyncNibble (modules/TableSyncNibble.pm)
File: TableSyncStream (modules/TableSyncStream.pm)
File: TableUsage (modules/TableUsage.pm)
File: TcpdumpParser (modules/TcpdumpParser.pm)
File: TCPRequestAggregator (modules/TCPRequestAggregator.pm)
File: TextResultSetParser (modules/TextResultSetParser.pm)
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File: Transformers (modules/Transformers.pm)
File: UpgradeReportFormatter (modules/UpgradeReportFormatter.pm)
File: VariableAdvisorRules (modules/VariableAdvisorRules.pm)
File: VersionParser (modules/VersionParser.pm)
} # Group: Modules
Group: Tools {
File: pt_archiver (tools/pt-archiver.pm)
File: pt_config_diff (tools/pt-config-diff.pm)
File: pt_deadlock_logger (tools/pt-deadlock-logger.pm)
File: pt_duplicate_key_checker (tools/pt-duplicate-key-checker.pm)
File: pt_fifo_split (tools/pt-fifo-split.pm)
File: pt_find (tools/pt-find.pm)
File: pt_fk_error_logger (tools/pt-fk-error-logger.pm)
File: pt_heartbeat (tools/pt-heartbeat.pm)
File: pt_index_usage (tools/pt-index-usage.pm)
File: pt_kill (tools/pt-kill.pm)
File: pt_log_player (tools/pt-log-player.pm)
File: pt_online_schema_change (tools/pt-online-schema-change.pm)
File: pt_profile_compact (tools/pt-profile-compact.pm)
File: pt_query_advisor (tools/pt-query-advisor.pm)
File: pt_query_digest (tools/pt-query-digest.pm)
File: pt_query_profiler (tools/pt-query-profiler.pm)
File: pt_schema_advisor (tools/pt-schema-advisor.pm)
File: pt_show_grants (tools/pt-show-grants.pm)
File: pt_slave_delay (tools/pt-slave-delay.pm)
File: pt_slave_find (tools/pt-slave-find.pm)
File: pt_slave_restart (tools/pt-slave-restart.pm)
File: pt_table_checksum (tools/pt-table-checksum.pm)
File: pt_table_sync (tools/pt-table-sync.pm)
File: pt_table_usage (tools/pt-table-usage.pm)
File: pt_tcp_model (tools/pt-tcp-model.pm)
File: pt_trend (tools/pt-trend.pm)
File: pt_upgrade (tools/pt-upgrade.pm)
File: pt_variable_advisor (tools/pt-variable-advisor.pm)
File: pt_visual_explain (tools/pt-visual-explain.pm)
} # Group: Tools
Group: Index {
Index: Everything
Class Index: Classes
Function Index: Functions
Variable Index: Variables
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