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provide hints to SVG renderers to prevent antialiased edges of filled blocks causing tiled effect #105
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At some resolutions, Google Chrome antialiases the edges of blocks when it renders the generated SVGs. This can cause lines to appear which add artifacts that i find displeasing. I've added the ability to specify default attributes for the root SVG element, and chosen to set the "shape-rendering" attribute to "optimizeSpeed" because it prevents Google Chrome (and possibly other renderers) from adding the smooth edges.