Fix build path issues due to conflict with Tycho and OSGI builds #384
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Description of changes:
Removes an explicit
bin.includesentry fortarget/classesand instead uses the Tycho packaging plugin to include build classes at the root of the JAR. The classpath entry inMETA-INF/MANIFEST.MFnow includes the root dir as a classpath root.This will make Eclipse happy while developing in the IDE while meanwhile ensuring that built classes are included correctly in the Tycho produced JAR. It likely does break the ability to export a plugin JAR from the Eclipse IDE directly, but I do not believe this to be of major concern since they can and should be produced via Maven build.
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