- Updated for 1.10
- Added missing localization for Negotiate Alliance modifiers

Tiny update. Simply added compatibility with Gamerules Gadget by Stik'.

Merged changes to negotiate alliance interaction from 1.9.1, which had changed the check for house feuds. Malus should now only apply when there's an actual feud.

Fixed bug with 1.9.1 that caused Grand Weddings not to work properly.

Merged negotiate_alliance_betrothal into regular negotiate_alliance, which this mod now changes.

Changes to negotiate_alliance ai_accept modifiers:

• Added modifier for marriage matchmakers (the people that get a truce from a marriage)
  
• Added modifier for if two characters are related by marriage (stacks with the one above when applicable)
  
• Too many alliances modifier should now only apply for the number of allies that AREN'T a liege or a vassal (because why the heck should anyone care they you have allies who can't call you to war??)
  • The above only applies to non-clan governments

• Added check to make sure characters can't get a truce with themselves (I only saw it once, so I don't think it was a huge issue but it was easily fixed so)
  
• Added check so characters don't get a truce with their spouse if the spouse is their own matchmaker (did not see this, but thought I'd make sure)

• Truces now say which marriage they hinge upon, instead of just saying they're from a marriage

Updated for 1.9
Changed events/chancellor_task_events so Chancellors will stop cancelling Marriage Truces

- Added notifications for truce breaking due to death, divorce or breaking a betrothal.
-- Except when you're also in an alliance, because double notification of alliance + truce ending seemed kind of annoying to me.
-- Included a game rule to be able to turn it off altogether, if people want.

- Added the ability to negotiate alliance when families have a betrothal between them.
-- Included a game rule to control this:
--- Default is you can make an alliance with the arranger of the betrothal (the person you'll have a truce with)
--- Alternative rule is to make betrothal behave like marriages, allowing you to negotiate with any close family of the betrothed.
--- Last is an option to turn this off.

Defaults *do not* require a new save, but alternative betrothal rule or turning off new features does, because it checks for the appropriate game rule.

- A marriage truce will now break appropriately upon divorce, breaking a betrothal or death of one of the married parties.

- Added a small (+5) opinion bonus between parties of a truce, didn't seem game-breaking and helps accomplish the above without messing with any unrelated truce. :p

- Also fixed some small encoding errors.