[Compass Core] Extracted two new mixins from +horizontal-list. Closes GH-9.

The new +horizontal-list-container and +horizontal-list-item mixins can
be used to build your horizontal list when you need more control over
the selectors (E.g. when working with nested lists).

frameworks/compass/stylesheets/compass/utilities/lists/_horizontal_list.sass

@@ -1,20 +1,52 @@
+//**\\
+  Horizontal list layout module.
+  
+  Easy mode using simple descendant li selectors:
+  
+    ul.nav
+      +horizontal-list
+  
+  Advanced mode:
+  If you need to target the list items using a different selector then use
+  +horizontal-list-container on your ul/ol and +horizontal-list-item on your li.
+  This may help when working on layouts involving nested lists. For example:
+  
+    ul.nav
+      +horizontal-list-container
+      > li
+        +horizontal-list-item
+
 @import bullets.sass
 @import compass/utilities/general/reset.sass
 @import compass/utilities/general/float.sass
 
-// A list(ol,ul) that is layed out such that the elements are floated left and won't wrap.
+//**
-// This is not an inline list.
+  Can be mixed into any selector that target a ul or ol that is meant
-=horizontal-list(!padding = 4px)
+  to have a horizontal layout. Used to implement +horizontal-list.
+=horizontal-list-container
   +reset-box-model
   +clearfix
+
+//**
+  Can be mixed into any li selector that is meant to participate in a horizontal layout.
+  Used to implement +horizontal-list.
+=horizontal-list-item(!padding = 4px)
+  +no-bullet
+  :white-space nowrap
+  +float-left
+  :padding
+    :left= !padding
+    :right= !padding
+  &.first
+    :padding-left 0px
+  &.last
+    :padding-right 0px
+
+//**
+  A list(ol,ul) that is layed out such that the elements are floated left and won't wrap.
+  This is not an inline list.
+=horizontal-list(!padding = 4px)
+  +horizontal-list-item-container
   li
-    +no-bullet
+    +horizontal-list-item(!padding)
-    :white-space nowrap
+
-    +float-left
-    :padding
-      :left= !padding
-      :right= !padding
-    &.first
-      :padding-left 0px
-    &.last
-      :padding-right 0px