Eclipse target platform definition This commit provides a target definition file that enables Eclipse client developers to install all required dependencies into their workspace in a single click. This commit adds a feature for all of our bundle-wrapped test dependencies. This is necessary to include the corresponding p2 repository in our target definition file as a software source. This feature required some changes to our Makefile, since Tycho was unable to resolve the feature as is. Now the Makefile builds all pom-first dependencies first, so core Thermostat and our bundle-wrapped deps. Then all manifest-first modules are built in a single reactor, this includes the p2 repositories. Another small fix I've added is a eclipse-root property to the various Eclipse POM files. I had noticed that different nesting depths caused projects not to be able to find our p2 repositories that are referenced using a relative path. This commit also removes the previous Fedora-specific target definition file, which should be obsoleted by this new general-purpose one. I have renamed the native location for the Keyring wrapper lib from linux_x86-64 to linux_x86_64. Eclipse's ${target.arch} variable produces x86_64, which will make it easier for documentation going forward. Reviewed-by: jerboaa Review-thread: http://icedtea.classpath.org/pipermail/thermostat/2013-April/006357.html PR1387

bin.includes = feature.xml
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