Jump to end of animation in remove()

In the `remove` public method, `close` is called, followed immediately by calling jQuery `stop` on the lightbox element:

```javascript
publicMethod.remove = function () {
  if (!$box) { return; }

  $box.stop();
  $.colorbox.close();
  $box.stop().remove();
```

Since `close` depends on the callback function passed to `fadeTo`, and `stop` prevents any callbacks on animations it stops from running, the cleanup is incomplete when using `remove`. For instance, since the `event_closed` isn't fired, the focus trap event on `document` is not unbound, and this results in errors.

I fixed this by passing the `jumpToEnd` parameter to `stop`, which skips to the end of the animation and __does__ run the callbacks.

I wasn't sure how you go about minifying the code, let me know if you want me to update the minified version before merging.
Good point, but since `false` is the default for `clearQueue` I figured I wouldn't touch it, since it wasn't contributing to the bug I was fixing, and I didn't want to make any other changes that might have unwanted side effects.