Added syntatic sugar to satisfy the least extreme jslint flags

These changes allow jasmine-jquery to be used in testing environments (like mine) that use jslint as a component of testing. While it's likely that jasmine-jquery was in no danger of automatic semicolon insertion foibles, it's probably better to do our own semicolon insertion. With the ever increasing number of things that speak/parse/transmorgify Javascript, it's only a matter of time before one of 'em gets funny with its own flavor of ASI.