Add new continuous controller types

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   use <code>note</code> (to create binding for a Note On message) or
   <code>pgm</code>  (to create a binding for a Program Change message).
 </p>
+<p>
+       Continous Controlers (CCs) have coninued to evolve for different controlers.
+       The use of Encoders, RPN, NRPN, and controller buttons that give a 0 value
+       when released instead of toggling are now supported. These all have their
+       own type. The whole list of CC types are:
+</p>
+<p>
+       <ul>
+               <li>ctl - sets as CC to the value sent (works the same as
+               <code>note</code> with the <code>momentary</code>parameter set)</li>
+               <li>ctl-toggle - for CC controls that send a 127 for button press
+               and 0 for button release. The release is ignored and the value is
+               toggled with each press. (works the same as <code>note</code>)</li>
+               <li>ctl-dial - passes the CC value to the controlled object</li>
+               <li>rpn - The CC value may be a 14 bit value</li>
+               <li>nrpn - The CC number and the value may both be 14 bit values</li>
+               <li>rpn-delta - The value is expected to be a signed 14bit value
+               that is added to the current value. For use with encoders</li>
+               <li>nrpn-delta - The value is expected to be a signed 14bit value
+               that is added to the current value. For use with encoders</li>
+               <li>enc-r, enc-l, enc-2 and enc-b - See below</li>
+       </ul>
+</p>
 <p>
   As of Ardour 4.2, <code>enc-r</code>, <code>enc-l</code>, <code>enc-2</code> and
   <code>enc-b</code> may be used for surfaces that have encoders that send