Remove useless allocator copy in map

[joker-eph]

I never contributed to boost, I'm not sure what kind of test I should write for this? For now, I ran successfully b2 in boost/libs/container/test with this patch applied.

This patch adds a variant of map constructors to avoid useless extra allocator copy when using initializer list

Many existing constructors have this form:

map(std::initializer_list<value_type> il, const Compare& comp = Compare(), const allocator_type& a = allocator_type())

The issue is that a temporary allocator_type is constructed, and
passed to the base class where it is used to copy-constructed the
rebound allocator.
This temporary allocator_type here is always destroyed at the end
of the map() constructor. For stateful allocators this is not
desirable.
The solution is to adopt what libc++ is doing and have to constructors:

map(std::initializer_list<value_type> il, const Compare& comp = Compare(), const allocator_type& a)

and

map(std::initializer_list<value_type> il, const Compare& comp = Compare())

This way, unless an allocator is provided by the client, no extra temporary
creation/destruction occurs.

[igaztanaga]

Thanks for the patch. I applied it and added some additional changes after reviewing all associative (tree-based and flat_tree based) containers.