decode tables returned from luerl:eval/2 and luerl:evalfile/2

When using `luerl:eval/2` to return a table you get a `#tref` but no Lua state to extract it from. This patch will decode the return values of `eval/2` and `evalfile/2` before the Lua state that contains the `#tref` is thrown away. 

    > luerl:eval("return { hello='there', ['how are']='you', 'well' }", Lua).
    {ok,[[{1,<<"well">>},
          {<<"hello">>,<<"there">>},
          {<<"how are">>,<<"you">>}]]}