Using multiple interfaces with java_implements is broken, and the specs that tests for this are also broken. This fixes it.

It also appears that many of the jrubyc specs are broken enough though they pass. Those are not fixed here. In general, it appears the specs attempt to do a regexp match against the generated Java code, but the tests pass not because the generated code is correct, but because the generated code includes a copy of the spec source code in the source variable. Thus, the regexp is matching itself and not the generated Java code.

It would appear that the call to JRuby::Compiler::JavaGenerator.generate_java results in the whole spec being included in the source variable rather than just the source for the Ruby code being compiled to Java.

E.g.

public class Foo extends RubyObject implements Runnable {
    private static final Ruby __ruby__ = Ruby.getGlobalRuntime();
    private static final RubyClass __metaclass__;

    static {
        String source = new StringBuilder("require File.dirname(__FILE__) + \"/../../spec_helper\"\n" +
            "require 'jruby'\n" +
            "require 'jruby/compiler'\n" +
            "\n" +