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In particular:
1. Windows CR/LF weren't read properly (issue #11)
2. Scanning wasn't reading EOF properly
3. Documents may be empty (this was old, I think)
Also fixed some VS2008 warnings on /W4.

Switched to reading the entire file into a buffer at the start.\nThis speeds it up a TON (like 100x).

Re-added the throw() specification to ~Exception(), and also to ~TypedKeyNotFound(); I suppose this'll fix the gcc compiler error.

Removed throw() specifier in Exception (I don't remember putting it in). This may solve a gcc error (I haven't tested it yet) or it may break it further.

Added a templated derived exception to KeyNotFound so that you can figure out *which* key wasn't found.

(Thanks to Vadim Zeitlin)

Added Read() functions for Node that return true/false, so we can easily check if a read is successful without throwing.
But we still have operator >> that throws on failure.

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Added CMake scripts for other platforms\nFixed some bugs that gcc complained about\nFixed CR/LF vs LF bug

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Changed the public interface of Scanner to resemble an STL container.

Switched the Iterator implementation to a dedicated helper class  (to hide the specific implementation, since it's pretty messy and may change).

We were getting memory leaks (as told by the CRT detectors, which I also added), and there's really no reason (as long as we're careful) to use pointers there.

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Updated some of the character-in-scalar rules.

Removed the (unused) 'required' flag from simple keys (the parser should take care of this, not the scanner).

Combined the myriad ScannerExceptions and ParserExceptions to a single ParserException class that has a message and a line/column position in the file where the error occurred.