Adds support of multipart/related for inline attachments #181
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This PR adds support for multipart/related to the mail package by introducing a new
RelatedWriterand corresponding methods to the package. See #179 for more information about the usecases.This PR also renames existing functions and methods to make the wording more uniform. In detail, the following renamings have been added:
InlineWritertoAlternativeWriterto represent its task of writing "multipart/alternative", the same way like the newRelatedWriterwrites "multipart/related".CreateInlineWriter()toCreateAlternativeWriter()to match the renaming of the returned writer.Writer.CreateInline()toWriter.CreateAlternative()to match the renaming of the returned writer.The old namings are still in-place and marked as deprecated, so this PR does not introduce a BC break.