Restore obsolete plugins #136
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This reverts commit 35ed5cd.
This reverts commit 97d2285.
The plugins restored here are largely obsolete, preferring to use jruby:exec and similar targets to run normal external Ruby programs, but they are still dependencies of other projects that have not migrated (such as jruby-rack). This commit and the two prior restore the plugins and update them in the same way the ones were upated to recent JRuby and gem versions.
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Several plugins were deemed obsolete in favor of others that could simply run Ruby scripts directly, and were previously removed. However several of them are still depended on by older projects in the process of being updated (like jruby-rack) so I'm restoring and updating them to full functionality. We may decide that were indeed obsolete and remove them, but for now they are updated and passing tests again.