functional filter() and associated tests #500
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filter uses boolean indexing from a map(), which may not be the most efficient method. move map(f,tuple) test from core to new functional test file.
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This makes it easier to identify the caller of a macro. This fixes a test failure on nightly and allows us to stop special-casing old Julia versions.
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This addresses the re-opened part of #461.
(This is my first contribution to Julia, so please let me know if you'd prefer me to do anything about this process or commit differently! Thanks!)