jvican 12d2ecfa62 Enable parallel execution of scripted in the plugin
The change to enable batched and parallel execution for scripted was
done only for the scripted-sbt project. This pull request enables it for
scripted-plugin, so that all sbt plugins in 1.x. can benefit from it.

By default, it configures a number of parallel instances of 1 and batch
execution is disabled. Users can change the number of parallel sbt hosts
running scripted tests via the `scriptedParallelInstances` setting.

In some plugins scripted tests', batch execution can cause issues
because the first time `>` commands are executed they assume sbt starts
up. This error can be fixed by doing `reload` before running the `>`
command.

Note that the current scripted plugin does not allow parallel execution
in non-batched mode.
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