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See the screenshots for implementations but these are very simple blocks which
will make basic OOP operations a bit easier until 4.1
`ask` takes in a reporter and a string and will call that reporter on the requested
sprite.
`tell` takes in a script and a string and runs the script on the sprite.
These are sensing blocks and there are two differences from the BYOB tool sprite:
* These use string and not "objects" since that doesnt exist yet.
* I did not (yet) implement the "input list" versions because Im not sure they will
be used as frequently, though I do think they should be in some library
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* Uses the split block for word to list
* Uses the split block for sentence to list
* Removes the word to list block from the words and sentences library
(since it was promoted to the tools library)
The use of the split block makes the two blocks essentially a wrapper
function, and it should improve the performance of the two blocks when
used in projects. They function identically to the current versions.
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compatibility
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adding #signup to the URL directly opens the cloud signup dialog.
http://snap.berkeley.edu/snapsource/snap.html#signup
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