Correct scope in ResourceCollection#parse (for real)

This is a follow-on to d4480bc31af32fea2f21aa689c208eac57e444c4

Originally, `ResourceCollection#parse` iterated over each item in the JSON
array and called `this.type.parse` on it. Unfortunately, `this.type.parse`
was the result of an `Ember.wrap` call, which sets `this._super` for
inheritance support. Because we weren't passing a `this` pointer to
`map`, it was being called on `window`, which caused the wrapped
`_super` call to leak.

d4480bc31af32fea2f21aa689c208eac57e444c4 changed the `map` call to set
the context of `this.type.parse` to `this`, but the `this` there is
the `ResourceCollection` instance. Instead, it should be the
model class. This commit changes the `this` pointer to `this.type`,
which is the collection object's reference to its model type.
Merge pull request #43 from zendesk/james/parse_fix

Correct scope in ResourceCollection#parse (for real)