completion-at-point & semantic

I updated the completion-at-point function that Semantic installs with 3 
new simpler functions.

The previous version written by Stefan simply called 
semantic-ia-complete-symbol.  The new versions do smart completion and 
return the resultant completions back to the Emacs core completion 
engine.  That means you can now just use M-TAB, and get the stock 
completion interactions, or get your modified interactions from any 
tools that use completion-at-point-functions.

It would be great if folks who like using the -ia- function could try 
out completion-at-point with the new code and let me know how it goes. 
Based on my experiments, things will be a little bit looser (ie - if no 
smart options, then provide some dumb options), and I'm curious how 
people think about that.

Thanks
Eric

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