Commit 00a895f

Two more regressions fixed:

- :warning: Due to the increasing difficulty of applying security patches made within its dependency tree, as well as looming incompatibilities with Node.js v7.0, **Mocha no longer supports Node.js v0.8**.

- :warning: **Mocha may no longer be installed by versions of `npm` less than `1.4.0`.** Previously, this requirement only affected Mocha's development dependencies. In short, this allows Mocha to depend on packages which have dependencies fixed to major versions (`^`).

- `.only()` is no longer "fuzzy", can be used multiple times, and generally just works like you think it should. :joy:

- To avoid common bugs, when a test injects a callback function (suggesting asynchronous execution), calls it, _and_ returns a `Promise`, Mocha will now throw an exception:

\```js

The above test will fail with `Error: Resolution method is overspecified. Specify a callback *or* return a Promise; not both.`.

- When a test timeout value _greater than_ `2147483648` is specified in any context (`--timeout`, `mocha.setup()`, per-suite, per-test, etc.), the timeout will be _disabled_ and the test(s) will be allowed to run indefinitely. This is equivalent to specifying a timeout value of `0`. See [MDN](https://developer.mozilla.org/docs/Web/API/WindowTimers/setTimeout#Maximum_delay_value) for reasoning.

- The `dot` reporter now uses more visually distinctive characters when indicating "pending" and "failed" tests.

- Mocha no longer supports [component](https://www.npmjs.com/package/component).

- The long-forsaken `HTMLCov` and `JSONCov` reporters--and any relationship to the "node-jscoverage" project--have been removed.

- `spec` reporter now omits leading carriage returns (`\r`) in non-TTY environment.