#2930 Reference count sessions in WebFilter.

- Rather than storing Boolean.TRUE for the session ID in the cluster map, store a reference count
- Replaced get/put calls with executeOnKey and EntryProcessors to keep network hits low
    - AddSessionEntryProcessor is used to produce the initial reference
    - ReferenceSessionEntryProcessor increments the reference count when a new node looks up a session and creates a local "copy"
    - DestroySessionEntryProcessor decrements the reference count and returns Boolean.TRUE or Boolean.FALSE to indicate whether there are any further references
    - All new EntryProcessors implement IdentifiedDataSerializable for speed
- Renamed InvalidateEntryProcessor->InvalidSessionAttributesEntryProcessor and convert it to IdentifiedDataSerializable
- Updated WebFilter.init to store the WebFilter instance in an attribute on the ServletContext so that SessionListener can look it up
    - This allows WebFilter.destroyOriginalSession to be an instance method which, in turn, allows the session maps to be non-static
    - Having the maps be non-static makes the various WebFilter tests more meaningful because they more accurately simulate two separate servers accessing clustered session state
        - Otherwise, while both servers have their own WebFilter instance, those instances are sharing the same static session maps
- Added a unit test which verifies that session data is removed from the clustered map when the session has timed out on all referencing servers
- Reworded some log messages to make them more clear/useful
- Updated copyright dates from 2013 to 2014
Since I moved adding the initial clustered map entry into `createNewSession`, out of `sessionDeferredWrite`, `sessionDeferredWrite` _only_ does deferred writing (Unlike previously where the `!deferredWrite` was necessary here because `sessionDeferredWrite` created the clustered map entry). I've moved the `sessionChanged()` check into `sessionDeferredWrite()`. I think that makes the intention more obvious.