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Make it easier to use a different JVM target #297

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  1. Make it easier to use a different JVM target

    Whilst Jenkins defaults will now be java11 some libraries may want to
    stay on java8.
    
    Doing so makes backports of any issues much easier (hopefully not
    needed!) and the library can take advantage of all the updated plugins
    with their fixes.
    
    Whilst this is less than optimal for java8 as it still required a java9+
    JVM to be used to compile (as that was when the `release` flag was
    introduced it is much better than either pinning the parent to 1.76 (the
    last supporting java8), or having to overwrite all the properties to
    remove the maven.compiler.release and testRelease ones as well as
    overwriting the enforcer configurations (albeit this is simplier with
    combine.children)
    jtnord committed Aug 4, 2022
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  2. Update pom.xml

    Co-authored-by: Jesse Glick <jglick@cloudbees.com>
    jtnord and jglick committed Aug 4, 2022
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