Managing all Eclipse platform dependencies #344
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In order to provide build reproducibility, we need to ensure that the Eclipse platform dependencies are resolved to a single version, not in a range. - Update `pom.xml` for improved dependency management, specifically targeting Eclipse platform dependencies. - Simplify versioning by inlining the `org.eclipse.jdt.core` version, removing the need for a separate property.
- Update Dependabot configuration to group Eclipse and OSGi dependencies.
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In order to provide build reproducibility, we need to ensure that the Eclipse platform dependencies are resolved to a single version, not in a range.
pom.xmlfor improved dependency management, specifically targeting Eclipse platform dependencies.org.eclipse.jdt.coreversion, removing the need for a separate property.