* Recording a rest arg for blocks involved creating a splat (just
  like in a method). However, the unsplat flag wasn't being set
  in IRClosure (unlike in a method).

* This bug only affected zsuper in a block that used by define_method.
  See output on example enclosed further below in master vs 1.7 ...
  zsuper from foo and bar emit different output which is broken.

  However, zsuper in define_method is no longer supported in
  Ruby 2.x, it appears. MRI throws the following RuntimeError:

"implicit argument passing of super from method defined by define_method() is not supported. Specify all arguments explicitly. (RuntimeError)"

  So, this bug (or bugfix) is not really relevant anymore. Hence,
  I am not adding a test/spec to document this behavior, but including
  a test snippet for it in the commit message.

  We should simply get rid of this support and simplify the zsuper
  logic in the IRBuilder.

* I am fixing this here so I can work on #2409 and implement a clean fix
  without worrying about different behavior for methods and closures.

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class C
  def foo(a, *b)
    p "foo-a: #{a}; foo-b[0]: #{b[0]}"
  end

  def bar(a, *b)
    p "bar-a: #{a}; bar-b[0]: #{b[0]}"
  end
end

class D < C
  def self.doit(&blk)
    define_method :foo, blk
  end

  def bar(a, *b)
    super
  end
end

D.doit { |a, *b| super }

d = D.new
d.bar(1, 2, 3)
d.foo(1, 2, 3)
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[subbu@earth ir] jruby /tmp/bug.rb
"bar-a: 1; bar-b[0]: 2"
"foo-a: 1; foo-b[0]: [2, 3]"
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* It was just a stray context load that I forgot to remove.