Fix definition of os.exit() in Lua 5.2+ #540
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Kampfkarren
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Fixes Kampfkarren#538 In Lua 5.2, os.exit() gained an additional boolean argument.
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In Lua 5.2, os.exit() gained an additional boolean argument. This updates the stdlib description file to reflect this, which should also affect Lua 5.3 (and 5.4, but this does not appear to exist at this time).