Fix my very very silly mistake of makeing keys and values the same type in map, also add a map.for_each function

stdlib/map.krak

@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ fun map<T,U>(key:T, value:U): map<T,U> {
 
 obj map<T,U> {
     var keys: vector::vector<T>
-    var values: vector::vector<T>
+    var values: vector::vector<U>
 
     fun construct() {
         keys.construct()
@@ -47,5 +47,9 @@ obj map<T,U> {
     fun operator[](key: T): U {
         return get(key)
     }
+    fun for_each(func: fun(T, U):void) {
+        for (var i = 0; i < keys.size; i++;)
+            func(keys[i], values[i])
+    }
 }
 

tests/test_map.expected_results

@@ -6,3 +6,8 @@
 2
 30
 4
+Lookie, a map!
+What I get for not testing different types
+key: 7, value: Lookie, a map!
+key: 20, value: What I get for not testing different types
+key: 30, value: we'll look for for_each too

tests/test_map.krak

@@ -16,5 +16,11 @@ fun main():int {
     println(m[2])
     println(m[6])
     println(m[3])
+    var mapEx = map(7, "Lookie, a map!")
+    mapEx[20] = "What I get for not testing different types"
+    mapEx[30] = "we'll look for for_each too"
+    println(mapEx[7])
+    println(mapEx[20])
+    mapEx.for_each(fun(key:int, value:char*) { print("key: "); print(key); print(", value: "); println(value); })
     return 0
 }