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Remove eclipse-collections dependency #226

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Untested except for autotests.

Fixes #225. The minimal convenience doesn't seem worth the giant dependency it pulls in. Perhaps I'm missing something here, but even so, there's probably a reasonable JDK type to take care of it, instead of Eclipse Collections.

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Thanks! Note that this library is a standard library that I am using in all my plugins.

@uhafner uhafner merged commit 2d399f9 into uhafner:main Nov 17, 2022
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Thanks! Note that this library is a standard library that I am using in all my plugins.

Which absolutely makes sense if it makes something substantially better or easier. But in this case, all it seemed to do was save one call to #computeIfAbsent.

FWIW echarts-api won't need this library either now, at least if GH search is to be believed.

Additionally, perhaps consider making this an API plugin. JFrog aren't happy with our bandwidth use, and bundling 11MB in a dozen different plugins probably contributes some to that.

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