Solves #2355.

In test drivers:
* Uses `mrb_t_pass_result` to check and pass test result to main `mrb_state`.
* Adds `mrb_init_test_driver` to init test `mrb_state`.

Previous version ignored some errors, and didn't free memory and close files.
Now no memory will be dynamically allocated to simplify error handling.

This commit also fixes a wrong check:

  files[i] = fopen(argv[i], "wb");
  if (!ireps[i]) {

Improve error messages a bit and add missing newline to one.

Support minimum dependency test.

Solves #2355.

In test drivers:
* Uses `mrb_t_pass_result` to check and pass test result to main `mrb_state`.
* Adds `mrb_init_test_driver` to init test `mrb_state`.

check the return value of `fwrite`

mruby-bin-strip rewrite

Previous version ignored some errors, and didn't free memory and close files.
Now no memory will be dynamically allocated to simplify error handling.

This commit also fixes a wrong check:

  files[i] = fopen(argv[i], "wb");
  if (!ireps[i]) {

Improve error messages a bit and add missing newline to one.

Refactor eval.

invalid base shouldn't silently fail

remove unused `mrb_str_body`

Revert 44a58092 and check range of
`base` with `mrb_assert`.
It actually can only be either 2, 8, 10 or 16 (and never 0), unless
mruby sources are modified. But I don't see a reason to impose further
limits.

Use `mrb_print_error` in test error handling.