Added compilable expression based PatternBuilder.

So, as opposed to reopening the PatternMatch issue specifically, I thought I'd throw in my idea for a performance oriented pattern matcher. Some tradeoffs and notes:

* It's not quite as idiomatically functional. You need to build the pattern and store it somewhere, but after that it is a compiled delegate that lives for as long as the actor lives.
* Compilation of the delegate is slow (well, relatively speaking, it's still quite fast), but matching is the same performance as hand writing all the if/else is/as statements.
* It does retain a nice friendly fluent interface.

Usage is like so:

    private Matcher messageHandler;
    public SomeActor()
    {
        messageHandler = PatternBuilder.Match()
            .With<string>(s => Console.WriteLine(s))
            .With<int>(i => DoSomethingElse(i))
            .Default(obj => DoDefault(obj))
            .Compile();
    }
    
    protected override void OnReceive(object message)
    {
        var handled = messageHandler(message);
    }

Feedback?
There is a delegate `Akka.Actor.Receive` for this already, should possibly be used instead.