Table#map_column! method

Adds #map_column! method to Table class. This method iterates through the column and assigns it the value returned by the block. Is identical to the same method in the cucumber.
Scenario:
```gherkin
Scenario: ...
  Given the following posts:
    | user | article |
    | Dave | post1   |
    | John | post2   |
```
Step:
```ruby
step "the following posts:" do |table|
  table.map_column!(:user) { |name| User.find_by_name!(name) }
  table.hashes.each do |post|
    create(:post, post)
  end
end
```
This code raises error if column `user` does not exists in the scenario. If the user column is optional, use `map_column!` with `strict` option is false:
```ruby
table.map_column!(:user, false) { ... }
```