Remove CHM check to allow reusing the Subscriber instance#159
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Bump to RxJava 1.2.2
Remove the CHM that checked if someone subscribed with the same RS Subscriber instance twice. It has performance penalty and otherwise over-restrictive in some cases where the downstream reuses the same Subscriber instance in a completely safe manner.