[MJAVADOC-652] - Dependencies on the patch-module path #139
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Add parameter to turn off support for the module path even if supported by the environment.
To bypass module-path and patch-module-path arguments from being created for Javadoc even if using Java 9 and your project declares support for modules e.g. includes an automatic module name.
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