updating dependencies
Welcome back, HTTP client. First, REST services!
testing the timers a little better

or at all. apparently i just scooted on by that, because i noticed some
cleanup needs.
Tested the Timers, and fixed a bug

A Timer created in the context of a ScriptEnvironment that died would live on,
forever.  The fix involved tuning up a few odd corners but in all, the system
is now stronger
normalized the internal pathing
some new configuration

to make development easier (and restore missing functionality) it is
now configurable on the Location of a Resource whether to ensure a
DirectoryResource exists to contain it.  this way, asset and api module
Resources can be reloaded on the fly.

anyway that's the plan
externalizing the notion of directory creation
cleaning up the resource system configuration

in particular, Location and PathResolver totally belong to jj.resource

there needs to be a bit more to it, but this will do for now
fixed reloading
getting rid of stuff that no one needs
killing off some errant sysouts
getting rid of JJ in a name

for one, it's stupid.  for two, i'm about to declare a very similar
class in another package and since this is really just configuration via
code, might as well give it a good name
renamed HttpTask

to distinguish from the client system
repl system improvements

just adding some helpful functions.  really need to get into character mode and pull in jline and jansi.  or something
REST API script work

shaking out how the API should look and behave.  the REPL is very handy
for this, but also has some frustrating limitations I'll end up
addressing just to make it nicer.  but it's kinda nice now! at least for
writing up API and service code.
suddenly testing the module system

a lot more thorough now.  using it via the REPL made me want better
error handling, and then I figured I should verify the behavior RIGHT
NOW

there are also improvements to the REPL coming
made the REPL smarter

using it, so improving it.  using the whole system, really
making the module build smarter, and the module test more stringent

a happy combination
renaming something
faster file watch poll on mac

found a trick in a forum post that makes the resolution about a second.
it's much better