This PR allows you to assign a URI object to an attachment. The
attachment is downloaded and saved with a proper content type and
filename based on the path of the URL.

When using the form_for helper in the example, we need to use users_path...

Readme typo fix

When using the form_for helper in the example, we need to use users_path and not user_path (which will point to the show action instead of the create action).

* Fixed tests and functionality for new fog and removed the fixed version from the gemspec
* Set time to 3600 from the current time so expiring actually works

According to the discussion in #923, it seems like this should be the
only way to fix this encoding debug issue. I'm also going to coordinate
with aws-sdk to get this fix in the upstream.

Fixes #923, #301

Let's keep it as class method, as Rails 3.0.x require migration methods
to be class methods.

This reverts commit 029fe02f.

* Added test for checking if path gets interpolated correctly without passing
  :path or :url options
* gsub default :rails_root filesystem-like path to nothing for Fog storage,
  just like in S3 Storage.

:class interpolates to the plural

`s3_protocol` now returns the protocol without a colon. If you need a
colon, you can pass in `true` as a second argument.

This might not be a best solution, so any better patch that does not
introduce a regression is welcome.

Fixes #921

* Add StyleTokenNotFound in Errors
* Adjust tests to make sure :style present where not currently defined

Now it includes :class and :id_partition

Also, 3.1.0 and 3.1.1 will be yanked because of the regression.

@mvz caught this in 90ea9dab.
Thank you!

This will solve an issue when using Paperclip without Active Record
such as Mongoid.

Fixes #919