Believe it or not, this was causing the following error:

    command not found-build: line 370: build_package_jruby

Closes #368

Benefits:
- makes it easier to stub `rbenv-*` subcommands in tests
- speeds up subcommands because it skips the main `rbenv` executable

Caveats:
- users are no longer able to call `bin/rbenv-install` or
  `rbenv-uninstall` directly

Same approach taken in rbenv: sstephenson/rbenv@baf7656d

Add Rubinius 2.2.3

This reverts commit 36b5f33e.

See https://twitter.com/hsbt/status/415887230318567424.

Definitions of Ruby 2.1

Added definitions of Heroku's backports.

Closes #476

There doesn't seem to be a way to construct a sed invocation for
in-place editing that is compatible with both BSD and GNU sed.

http://stackoverflow.com/q/5694228/11687

Fixes #475

The default shebang for binstubs in a JRuby installation is
`#!/usr/bin/env jruby`. On a rbenv-managed JRuby, this will execute the
`jruby` rbenv shim. In a situation where a JRuby tool like `gem` is
executed from within a running rbenv by a rbenv plugin, (e.g.
rbenv-gemset) this can trigger another rbenv run to resolve the shim.
This can lead to endless recursion of rbenv calls.

Fixes #471, closes #473
References jf/rbenv-gemset#56

Closes #469

[ci skip]

Add ruby-2.1.0-rc1.

On OS X and some other platforms it doesn't matter, as `tar`
automatically detects the compression method, but on platforms that
don't it's important to declare the archive format. For ordinary
tarballs the extension provides this info, but since Topaz archive
doesn't have an extension in the URL, we add a fake one via a dummy
query string parameter.

Fixes #357

I thought this was not necessary, but a number of people had problems
when linking to OS X's "readline" (actually Editline wrapper):

- Some components of Pry wouldn't work
- Writing literal Unicode characters was not possible #379
- The compilation would downright fail in some cases #82 #461

Fixes #461

It was getting out of hand, so just use the single-character flags which
are documented below anyway.