Avoids messy lifetime issues when interacting with other handle types with scope
produced values.
The whole lifetime situation with 'lua on most methods could actually probably
use some looking at, I'm sure it probably has lots of less than optimal
decisions in it.
This also adds a proper comment to the 'scope lifetime to explain that the key
is that 'scope needs to be invariant to make things safe. Disregard my previous
commit message, the real problem is that I had a poor understanding of lifetime
variance / invaraince.
* Make Lua Send
* Add Send bounds to (nearly) all instances where userdata and functions are
passed to Lua
* Add a "scope" method which takes a callback that accepts a `Scope`, and give
`Scope` the ability to create functions and userdata that are !Send, *and also
functions that are not even 'static!*.
Also, during the implementation of this, I noticed a problem with the 0.10
memory safety, which is that luaL_ref is also memory unsafe. I attempted to
change the API to support luaL_ref potentially returning Result, but this change
will cause an enormous amount of API chaos, (just as an example, it becomes
impossible to implement Clone for LuaRef as is). Instead, luaL_ref now is
guarded by gc_guard.
