adjust trait bound for with_clone::Any#20
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I believe the [new] std::marker::[Reflect] trait made it necessary to specify a Reflect bound, but it's advised to use an Any bound instead. Adding this bound makes it compile. I ran the tests and got an error saying it couldn't determine the type of one of the expressions so I introduced a scope to bind the result of the expression and annotate its type. I also removed the `convert` feature that was no longer needed. [new]: rust-lang/rust#23712 [Reflect]: http://doc.rust-lang.org/std/marker/trait.Reflect.html
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I believe the new std::marker::Reflect trait made it necessary to
specify a Reflect bound, but it's advised to use an Any bound instead.
Adding this bound makes it compile. I ran the tests and got an error
saying it couldn't determine the type of one of the expressions so I
introduced a scope to bind the result of the expression and annotate its
type.
I also removed the
convertfeature that was no longer needed.