#203: when jasmine-blanket is on the page, jasmine.Runner.prototype.execute fails to run

When I include jasmine-blanket on my page and have code execute:

```
var jasmineEnv = jasmine.getEnv();
jasmineEnv.updateInterval = 1000;

// …

jasmineEnv.execute();
```

I get an error in the jasmine.Runner.prototype.execute function saying that the "reporter" property does not exist. This is due to line 72 of jasmine-blanket.js overriding the execute function on the environment object:

```
jasmine.getEnv().execute = function(){ console.log("waiting for blanket...");
```

And then changing the value again on line 85:

```
jasmine.getEnv().execute = jasmine.getEnv().currentRunner().execute;
```

This results in a problem due to my call to jasmineEnv.execute(); occurs after jasmine-blanket is done executing.

I believe the problem was a result of jasmine.getEnv().execute in jasmine-blanket becoming an explicit reference to the execute() function on the jamine.Runner object instead of jasmine.Env. When this occurs, the following code in jasmine.js is executed when I call jasmine.getEnv().execute() after I run jasmine-blanket.js:

```
jasmine.Runner.prototype.execute = function() {
  var self = this;
  if (self.env.reporter.reportRunnerStarting) {
    self.env.reporter.reportRunnerStarting(this);
  }
  self.queue.start(function () {
    self.finishCallback();
  });
};
```

HOWEVER, when a normal call to jasmine.getEnv().execute() occurs, the following code is executed:

```
jasmine.Env.prototype.execute = function() {
  this.currentRunner_.execute();
};
```

To fix this, I changed line 85 into a function that explicitly calls the execute() function on the currentRunner() attribute instead of just being a straight reference to the function.