support arrays for not_if and only_if

# summary

this allows `only_if` and `not_if` to be specified as arrays to pass to `shell_out`.  this is useful for skipping the shell and not subjecting any of the commands to possible word-splitting

``` ruby
execute 'foo' do
  command ['my', 'command', 'here'] # valid in master
  only_if ['foo', 'bar'] # not valid in master, valid with this PR
end
```

this becomes useful when you want to interweave variables with commands... this separates data from logic

``` ruby
dataset = 'tank/my-dataset'
execute 'ZFS dataset' do
  command ['zfs', 'create', dataset]
  not_if ['zfs', 'list', dataset]
end
```
What will happen if you pass an array to `new_guard_interpreter`?