Added delegate/undelegate fallbacks to bind/unbind and fixed broken Zepto/Dojo delegate implementations #754

`can.delegate` and `can.undelegate` (in util/LIBRARY/LIBRARY.js) don't implement fallback binding for objects for non-elements and objects that don't explicitly define delegate/undelegate.

Additionally, the existing Zepto/Dojo delegate methods completely fail in cases where the `selector === ""`.

This pull request fixes these issues by having `can.delegate/undelegate` fallback to their `can.bind/unbind` counterparts in cases where normal object instances don't implement delegate/undelegate. Also included is the addition of `can/util/event` and `can/control/modifier` tests to the tests run with all libraries in `test/*` as well as adding `test/jquery-2.html` to `test/index.html`.

For example in **util/jquery/jquery.js**:
``` javascript
delegate: function(selector, ev , cb){
	if(this.delegate) {
		this.delegate(selector, ev , cb)
	}
	 else if(isBindableElement(this)) {
		$(this).delegate(selector, ev, cb)
	} else {
		// make it bind-able ...
	}
	return this;
},
undelegate: function(selector, ev , cb){
	if(this.undelegate) {
		this.undelegate(selector, ev , cb)
	}
	 else if(isBindableElement(this)) {
		$(this).undelegate(selector, ev, cb)
	} else {
		// make it bind-able ...

	}
	return this;
},
```


The problem with this is there are portions of the CanJS codebase that call `.delegate` instead of `.bind`. Specifically, modifier functions like in `can/control/modifier`.
``` javascript
steal("can/construct", "can/control", "can/control/modifier", function(Construct, Control) {
	Construct("SomeObject", {
		bind: can.bind,
		unbind: can.unbind,
		dispatch: can.dispatch
	});

	Control('SomeClass', {
		init: function() {
			this.options.some_object = new SomeObject();
			this.on();
		},
		"{some_object} some_event:debounce(100)": function() {
			// THIS NEVER FIRES
		}
	});

	var control = new SomeClass(document.body);
	control.options.some_object.dispatch("some_event");
});
```