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Unique's seeming victory is overruled by committee. It is "distinct",
not "unique", wherein lies the nub. No review.
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Striking while the iron is hot, renamed removeDuplicates to unique and
deprecated removeDuplicates. The debate between distinct and unique was
vigorous but unique won by a freckle. (Dark horse 'nub' was disqualified
for taking performance enhancers.) The only thing which might need
review is the choice of name, but review by odersky.
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Breaks down the hash function in BoxesRunTime by type so we can do as
much as possible at compile time. Documents various trouble points I've
identified with trying to get the hashCodes aligned. Test case exercises
the hashCode functions.
Deleted all the code associated with previous equality adventures. Don't
worry, I can put anything back if it turns out we have to change course
again, but for now it's noise.
Also, gives return types to the box and unbox methods which are added to
the primitive companions, so e.g. Int.box(5) now returns a j.l.Integer
instead of an Object.
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