Sam Brannen
328def4b23
This commit updates the Eclipse import instructions for modern versions of Eclipse IDE and Spring Tools for Eclipse (STS no longer exists as a product), and notes that the Eclipse IDE for Java Developers package works as well. - All references to Buildship have been removed, since we don't use it. Projects are now imported via "Existing Projects into Workspace" after running `./gradlew testClasses` and `./gradlew cleanEclipse eclipse`. - Obsolete advice has been removed: Kotlin/AJDT compatibility notes, the manual JAXB source folder step, and the JDK 8 and `MaxPermSize` hints. - The `--add-opens` and `-Xshare:off` VM options that the Gradle build applies to tests are now documented. - The broken TestNG link has been replaced with the Eclipse Marketplace one. Closes gh-37397
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