- this builds on Mattijs' commit 968f0bbd but with a first()
  as well.

- Added both to FixedList, IndirectList, UIndirectList and *PtrList and
  since they can certainly be useful there. Did not add to BiIndirectList,
  since I'm not sure what it should mean there. Did not add to PackedList,
  since it's not clear how useful they'd be yet in these contexts (and I'm
  not sure how it would interact with the iterator proxy implementation).

- Note: STL defines front() and back() for these methods.

- Read a bracket-delimited list, or handle a single value as list of size 1.
  Mostly useful for handling command-line arguments.
  eg,
      if (args.options().found("patches"))
      {
          patches = readList<word>(IStringStream(args.options()["patches"])());
      }
  can handle both of these:
      -patches  patch0
      -patches \( patch1 patch2 patch3 \)

- DynamicList gets append methods as per List
- misc cosmetic changes

- Hash returns unsigned
- FixedList templated on unsigned int
- include uLabel.H in UList, HashTable etc. so the output function is know
  throughout

- added STL-compatible resize() method.
  Should this be the primary entry point?

- made [DS]LListBase end iterators private

- uniform use of reinterpret_cast<foo*>(0) instead of
  reinterpret_cast<foo*>(NULL)

- make all static null() members inline since they are really only a cast:
      "*reinterpret_cast<foo*>(0)"

- The capitalization is consistent with most other template classes, but
  more importantly frees up xfer() for use as method name without needing
  special treatment to avoid ambiguities.

  It seems reasonable to have different names for transfer(...) and xfer()
  methods, since the transfer is occuring in different directions.
  The xfer() method can thus replace the recently introduced zero-parameter
  transfer() methods.
  Other name candidates (eg, yield, release, etc.) were deemed too abstract.

- this should provide a slightly more naturally means to using transfer
  constructors, for example
          labelList list2(list1.transfer());
      vs. labelList list2(xferMove(list1));

- returns a plain list where appropriate (eg, DynamicList, SortableList)
  for example
          labelList list2(dynList1.transfer());
      vs. labelList list2(xferMoveTo<labelList>(dynList1));

usage of the public 'label& List::size()'.

IMO this method is much too dangerous to leave public - the different
signature is needed to avoid confusing the compiler.

because I failed to work out how to merge Mark's stuff -- HELP!!!