Fix in Java: do not flush Threads dictionary when rebooting JVM
This could (and did) break assections in Java class>>removeThread:for: in case
a Smalltalk process (for which a java.lang.Thread has been lazily created) outlives
a JVM reboot and then dies. In that case, it is no longer in Threads dictonary (because
it was flushed) but it's exit action still calls #emoveThread:for:.
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