Fix minor OSGi metadata issues caused by upgrade to bundleplugin 3.5.0 #1173
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_versionpolicy
instruction (deprecated) should now be_consumer-policy
in headers from the main jar. This overwrites the custom 'no_aop' headers
so we need to exclude
Bundle-Name
andImport-Package
from this mergingin the core build to keep those 'no_aop' differences.
Note: neither of these issues stop someone from deploying Guice 4.2 on OSGi.
It's just the first issue means they'd have to deploy a specific version of Guava.
Versions after 23.x wouldn't be accepted due to an unnecessarily strict range,
because our relaxed version policy wasn't picked up. Whereas the second issue
is more cosmetic and is about preserving the custom 'no_aop' bundle name and
its simpler imports.