Rename replace() to replaceWith() since Java 1.8 introduces Map.replace() #670
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Java 1.8 brings Map[K, V].replace(), declared as V replace(K key, V value).
This collides with replace declared on FluentCaseInsensitiveStringsMap and FluentStringsMap, which return the self type.
I therefore renamed the functions to replaceWith().
Alternative would be to change signature to return V and override Map's replace(), which however should not work on Java 6 and 7, I guess.