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ListTag improvements #91

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Title says it all :)
I'd recommend reviewing this per-commit. The non-trivial ones have explanations in the message.

The implementation of TypedListTag fully supports mutation with the necessary validation checks, so it's purpose isn't just iteration (anymore).
There's nothing inherently wrong with a typed but empty list, as long as it's properly serialized.
Resetting a ListTag's type when it runs empty circumvents pollution checks, meaning a ListTag could (accidentally) change its type, which feels like asking for trouble :)
Git seems to generate a very unfortunate diff for this...
De-dupes validation logic.
Modifying a passed in list circumvented validation. It's still possible to modify a `ListTag` using the `List`-interface via `asList`.
return ((NumberTag) tag).asByte();
}
public Tag getTagOrNull(int index) {
if (index < value.size()) {
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this is missing the check that index is >= 0

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I had this initially, but decided that if you're passing in a negative index something must've gone so horribly wrong somewhere that it makes more sense to fail fast. This is consistent with other libraries like guava's Iterables.get.

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