Added prebuilt binaries dir for convenience
Modified ObjectObject HahMap bench for strategies
Make default strategy static final. Experiment with "batch blanking", to benchmark seriously
Refactor: of course it is blankPowerOf2ObjectArray(), NOT blankMultipleOf2ObjectArray() \!
Revert the 'default strategy' approach. Cosmetic changes.
No point in resetting the allocated array in Sets if the type is primitive + cosmetic template tags change
The meaning of HashMap/HashSet.equals() is indeed quite non-obvious when HashStrategies come into play
Forgot to convert remaining Arrays.fill() into batch blanking in HashMap/Sets
Experiment: perf improvements
a) Batch clearing also of array of states (booleans)
b) Removed useless clearing of keys/values while reallocating the
HashMap/Sets
c) Cometic changes
TODO: test perf improvements on JDK and non-JDK configs
Perf improvements:
a) Batch clearing also of array of states (booleans), since it shows
performance benefits.
b) Removed useless clearing of keys/values while reallocating the
HashMap/Sets
c) Added back strategy() getter, adeed newInstanceXXX without
perturbations with full control (capacity, load factor, strategy)
d) Better startegies-related Javadocs
Tweak generation to prevent '(unnecessary)primitive type cast' warnings
Fix ObjectObjectOpenHashMapBenchmark to remove accidental autoboxing + bumped to 5 Million elemnent test arrays
Merge branch 'hash-strategy-for-map-sets' of https://github.com/vsonnier/hppc into hash-strategy-for-map-sets

Conflicts:
	binaries/hppc-0.6.0-SNAPSHOT-jdk15.jar
	binaries/hppc-0.6.0-SNAPSHOT-sources.jar
Perf cont'd: optimize clearing by only resetting either actually observable,
or really discarded Objects. Primitive types never get cleared.
+ Moved blank methods to Internals, since the batch clearing is used
everywhere possible now.
+ Changed blank methods to be truly universal in size.
Changed generated Jar names to be 0.60-plus, to prevent confusion with the original HPPC
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