jextract/wrap-java(!): add filter-include/exclude same as wrap-java has#655
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This breaks wrap-java properties in swift-java.config which are now javaFilterInclude/Exlcude! We will change the settings format once again... a full redesign is in place here.
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This adds filtering capabilities similar to what wrapJava had before to jextract. This matters for large projects where we don't want to expose "everything" to Java.
This breaks wrap-java properties in swift-java.config which are now javaFilterInclude/Exclude -- the keys have changed.
We also handle the expected outputs as otherwise swiftpm would blow up.
We will have to change the settings format once again I expect... so will try to do it all at once in a tagged release.
This change was AI assisted. I've specifically chosen the way we hook this into the commands, the duplication is intentional. We cannot just share the one setting across all commands because they work slightly differently and should have docs specific to the command they're in.