Start converting specs to jasmine
Run all tests. Bump to vertx 2.1M4-SNAPSHOT
Bump jasmine-jvm version
Remove NodeJSGlobalObject factory and initialize things in node.js.

As much as possible, try and eliminate any Java runtime initialization
and intstead, do it all in JS. For now, that means initializing the
Buffer and QueryString types in node.js. Any non-vertx client can now
use nodyn by simply supplying a __jvertx object in the global scope, and
then load()'ing npm_modules.js and node.js. See
src/test/javascript/specHelper.js as an example.
More jasmine file system tests.

Also:
 - Bump version dependency of lang-dynjs.
 - Just put npm_modules.js directly into our source.
Remove silly file
Clean up dependencies and adjust for dynjs 0.2.3-SNAPSHOT
Convert console_test.js to a jasmine consoleSpec.js
Convert assert_test.js to jasmine assertSpec.js
Convert buffer_test.js to jasmine bufferSpec.js
First shot at netty pieces.
* Add our event-loop-holding Context to the .js Process
* Feed our NetServer with that context/event-loop
* Ensure we shutdown the loop when tests are done (perhaps not the right solution)
* Rework event-handlers to a single handler
* Split event-handlers between server and child connections.
* Start porting the net.Server tests to jasmine.
* 'connect' event propagation
* more test portage.
Port another test.
Remove usage of Consumer<T> from jdk8 stdlib, because we want to support jdk7.
Even unused jdk8 imports can be breaky.
Update irc notification from travis
Port crypto_test.js to cryptoSpec.js
Convert tests for events, global, os and process to jasmine specs.
Convert DNS tests to jasmine specs