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Updated router log format

Change effective on 13 November 2012

The Heroku router log format is now fully key=value normalized. Also, a new field has been added, connect, which measures the time it takes the router to establish a connection to your app’s web process.

Git submodule fetch errors now fail slug compilation Java 7 and 8 available for Play! Applications