Added javap to the repl.

so those hypothetical people who use non-sun jvms won't be thrown off
kilter. You can give it a file argument or a class name, including
classes you just defined in the repl, and it will clean up the repl
mangling on the way out.

  scala> class Bippy { def hackenkraks(x: Float, y: Double) = 5 }
  defined class Bippy

  scala> :javap Bippy
  Compiled from "<console>"
  public class Bippy extends java.lang.Object implements scala.ScalaObject
  [...]
  public int hackenkraks(float, double);
    Signature: (FD)I
    Code:
     Stack=1, Locals=4, Args_size=3
     0:	iconst_5
     1:	ireturn

  scala> :javap scala.collection.Map
  public interface scala.collection.Map extends scala.collection.Iterable,scala.collection.MapLike,scala.ScalaObject
  [...]
  const #7 = Asciz	ScalaSig;
  const #8 = Asciz	<A:Ljava/lang/Object;B:Ljava/lang/Object;>Ljava/lang/Object;Lscala/collection/Iterable<Lscala/Tuple2<TA;TB;>;>;Lscala/collection/MapLike<TA;TB;Lscala/collection/Map<TA;TB;>;>;Lscala/ScalaObject;;
  const #9 = Asciz	Lscala/reflect/ScalaSignature;;
  const #10 = Asciz	bytes;
  const #11 = Asciz	[line elided for control chars: possibly a scala signature]

  scala> :javap java.util.Enumeration
  Compiled from "Enumeration.java"
  public interface java.util.Enumeration
  [...]

  scala> :javap
  /scala/trunk/build/quick/classes/compiler/scala/tools/util/Javap.class
  Compiled from "Javap.scala" public class scala.tools.util.Javap
  extends java.lang.Object implements scala.ScalaObject [...]

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