http://github.com/shri/ironruby/commit/7f3d766216c2fa533e208ac2a44b8de39cb03f7c

*         Fixes Array#hash to work with recursive arrays

*         Also updated ArraySpecs.recursive_array to produce a cycle of length 
3. Previously, it was doing "a << a" multiple times, but this does not increase 
the length of the cycle above 2. It just increase the number of cycles. This 
change required an update to many files.

*         Also added a new ArraySpecs.recursive_arrays function which should be 
used when dealing with two arrays (comparisons, merge, etc). I have only used 
it in equal_value_spec and eql_spec for now...

*         Also removed entries from critical_tags.txt since recursive hashing 
and comparison now works.

http://github.com/shri/ironruby/commit/a011753ebab46652992a0d82a94437811f456381

*         Changed irtests.bat to not use "mspec -V" (unless you are using 
"irtests -par") which was causing very verbose output

*         Changed irtests.bat to only use two "mspec" tasks so that "irtest 
-par" will spawn fewer processes.

*         Changed IronRuby.Tests.exe to show dots for each test instead of 
printing a new line which is very verbose

*         Changed irtests.bat to continue running tests even if previous test 
task failed. It remembers the failed results and prints the summary at the end.

*         Added ruby19.bat so that "mspec -tr19" runs with Ruby 1.9. It 
requires you to set RUBY19_EXE to point to your copy of the 1.9 version of 
ruby.exe

Thanks,
Shri

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