Add join in the List standard-aumentations
List third-party software in binary distributions
Support arrays as objects with basic methods

This commit allows invoking methods on JVM arrays: get, set, length and iterator.
toString on JVM arrays
equals on JVM arrays
asList on JVM arrays
Simplifying standard augmentations array accesses
Simplifying the echo-args sample
Simplifying another example
Documentation for JVM arrays viewed as objects

The documentation also comes with the occasional fix for code block
delimiters that have been shortened to 4 characters. This will improve
future asciidoctor compatibility.
Throw ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException in next()
Wording
Merge pull request #21 from jponge/wip-arrays-as-objects

Deal with JVM arrays as objects
Added Dan to the contributors POM section
Daniel Petisme joins as a contributor
Add Daniel to the POM
cosmetics fix
Cosmetics fix
Merge pull request #20 from danielpetisme/augmentation-list-join

Add join in the List standard-aumentations
Fixes handling of variable arguments closures (#22)

Closures can have variable arguments, such as in:

    let javaObject = JavaObjectArrayMethod()
    return |args...| -> javaObject: method(args)

The previous implementation of closure context capture would add synthetic arguments to the method
generated for the closure. This means that the method above would end up with a signature of:
(Object[], Object). It would also be marked as being a variable argument method in the bytecode.

However, the runtime support for closures would be looking for a method of type (Object, Object[]),
as variable argument methods shall end with a trailing array.

This commit changes the arguments ordering for closures, with the synthetic parameters being
prepended rather than being appended. This simplifies some portions of the code, and is more elegant
than a fix that would have preserved the ordering.

As a side-effect, this breaks binary-compatibility of existing Golo-generated bytecode. It is
assumed that our enthusiast early adopters will neither notice nor complain :-)

Reported-By: Sylvain Desgrais