SI-6258 Reject partial funs with undefined param types

This regressed with virtpatmat.

With -Xoldpatmat, pattern matching anonymous functions with
an expected type of PartialFunction[A, B] are translated to
a Function tree, and typed by typedFunction, which issues an
error of the parameter types are not fully defined.

This commit adds the same check to MatchFunTyper.

It doesn't plug the hole in RefChecks#validateVariance (which is
reminiscent of SI-3577.) Seems to me that in general one should handle:
  a) both BoundedWildcardType and WildcardType
     when in a place that can be called during inference, or
  b) neither otherwise
Deprecate unmaintained/old classes for removal in 2.11
exposes Symbol.children

As requested in http://stackoverflow.com/questions/12078366/
adds ClassSymbol.baseClasses

Sure this stuff is also declared in Type.baseClasses, but this is
one of the hot paths in reflection (e.g. like ClassSymbol.typeParams),
so I think it's justified to have it as a dedicated method.

Unfortunately we cannot remove Type.baseClasses, because it includes
ridiculously involved calculation of base classes for compound types.
adds Symbol.isJava

Doesn't seem to be inferrable from the API we expose right now
Exposes Symbol.deSkolemize to macros
exposes MethodSymbol.isPrimaryConstructor

Doesn't seem to be inferrable from the API we expose right now
Exposes ToolBox.classLoader

By giving ToolBox.mirror the correct type and constructing the underlying
mirror from a proper classloader, we improve user experience w.r.t
runtime code generation.

Direct motivator: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/12122939, in which
instances of a toolbox-generated class are accessed with Scala reflection.
removes AbstractFileApi

no longer necessary, since scala.tools.nsc.io.AbstractFile
has been long moved to scala-reflect.jar
rehash of source file information for Symbol

Symbol.pos is moved to macros.Universe, because it's empty at runtime.

Also added Symbol.associatedFile, because it has valid usages during runtime.
When reflecting one might want to get to a classfile of the symbol and then
analyze it to e.g. decompile the bytecode or find out the associated src file.
Exposes Symbol.sourceModule

As discussed, this is not the best API to expose, because this is an
implementation detail that might change.

However the ship has sailed. We're already imposing
the moduleClass <-> sourceModule quirk to the users of our API:
Evidence: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/12128783.

There are reflection tasks that cannot be pulled without the knowledge
of this implementation detail, so we shouldn't pretend that we can
change it on a whim and not break anything.

Hence I propose to add sourceModule to the public contract
and bear the potential consequences.
definitive way to learn if a symbol is a val/var

I think `isVal` and `isVar` are the right names, because they
exactly map on Scala syntax.
Fix SI-6294.
Two fixes for the worksheet instrumenter

(1) Handle empty worksheets
(2) Handle for expressions

Review by @dragos
Removed dead code.
Made instrumenter more robust by looking at tokens

Made instrumenter more robust by taking into account the positions of the tokens in the source. This allows us to reliably put instrumentation code at the end of the previous token, which tends to put it at end of lines. Furthermore, we now skip left parents. Previously, the instrumenter got confused for a statement like

( x + 1 )

because it thought that the statement started at the `x` and not at the `(`.

Another small change is that we now use decoded names in the worksheet. So ??? will show as ??? not $qmark$qmark$qmark.
Removed previosuly uncommented code, added more diagnosis output to REPL.
Suppressed 'possible cause' mis-warning.

I have seen this warning a bunch of times and it has not yet
been close to right.
Fix for SI-6263, futile adaptation.

Don't try to implicitly convert an unstable prefix
to a stable one by applying a view. As the matrix spoon kid
says, "that's impossible."
Better errors for Any/AnyRef issues.

When an error occurs because some type does not conform
to AnyRef (and an AnyRef-derived type would have sufficed)
try to say something useful about the situation.

This commit also initializes scope members before printing
error messages because the + version seems more useful than
the - version (taken from one of the checkfile diffs.)

-  def <init>: <?>
-  def methodIntIntInt: <?>
+  def <init>(): X
+  def methodIntIntInt(x: scala.Int,y: scala.Int): scala.Int