- Fixed messy changelog. 

- Update to version 2.2.0:
  API Changes (Backward Compatible)
  * Added HeaderTuple and NeverIndexedHeaderTuple classes that signal
    whether a given header field may ever be indexed in HTTP/2 header
    compression.
  * Changed Decoder.decode() to return the newly added HeaderTuple 
    class and subclass. These objects behave like two-tuples, so this 
    change does not break working code.
  Bugfixes
  * Improve Huffman decoding speed by 4x using an approach borrowed 
    from nghttp2.
  * Improve HPACK decoding speed by 10% by caching header table sizes.
- Bugfixes since 2.1.1:
  * When passing a dictionary or dictionary subclass to Encoder.encode, 
    HPACK now ensures that HTTP/2 special headers (headers whose names 
    begin with `:` characters) appear first in the header block.
- Changes in 2.1.0 (2016-02-02)
  API Changes (Backward Compatible)
  * Added new InvalidTableIndex exception, a subclass of 
    HPACKDecodingError.
  * Instead of throwing IndexError when encountering invalid encoded 
    integers HPACK now throws HPACKDecodingError.
  * Instead of throwing UnicodeDecodeError when encountering headers 
    that are not UTF-8 encoded, HPACK now throws HPACKDecodingError.
  * Instead of throwing IndexError when encountering invalid table 
    offsets, HPACK now throws InvalidTableIndex.
  * Added raw flag to decode, allowing decode to return bytes instead
    of attempting to decode the headers as UTF-8.

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- Update to version 2.0.1
  * Fixed a bug where the Python HPACK implementation would only 
    emit header table size changes for the total change between one 
    header block and another, rather than for the entire sequence 
    of changes.
- Additional changes from version 2.0.0 (2015-10-12)
  * Remove unused HPACKEncodingError.
  * Add the shortcut ability to import the public API (Encoder, 
    Decoder, HPACKError, HPACKDecodingError) directly, rather than 
    from hpack.hpack.

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Installed doc files properly, thanks for consideration :)

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