Bump default Eclipse JDT from 4.35 to 4.39#2912
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Problem
I noticed that VSCode's "Language support for Java" formatter was formatting some things differently than Spotless (when pointing to the same eclipse formatter XML file. Spotless is at 4.35, looks like VSCode embeds:
~./vscode-server/extensions/redhat.java-1.54.0/server/plugins/org.eclipse.jdt.core_3.46.0.v20260409-1507.jarJDT 3.46.0 (which I think corresponds to 4.39?).It turns out this doesn't actually fix what I'm seeing (setting the version locally doesn't fix it), but I figured the default version should still be updated.
Fix
Bump the Spotless Eclipse JDT version.
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