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Make the mojo define old & new classpaths automatically#266

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jglick wants to merge 4 commits intosiom79:mastersiom79/japicmp:masterfrom jglick:two-classpathsjglick/japicmp:two-classpathsCopy head branch name to clipboard

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Comments indicating the version of a test class, to avoid confusion when comparing buffers
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Add an IT component that actually uses distinct old & new classpaths
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More logging to show what files are actually being compared with what classpath(s)
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If there are no explicit dependencies, behave sensibly
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