Solr: Add OCR Highlight plugin. #338
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The build will fail if there is a problem downloading the file, otherwise you can just look for the presence of the downloaded .jar file in the above location.## What does this pull request do?
Adds the OCR Highlighting plugin to the Solr image.
The jar is placed in a directory where Solr won't find it unless it is explicitly configured to do so, which Drupal sites that are set up to support Solr and hOCR will do. But otherwise the presence of the .jar in the
/opt/solr/server/solr/contrib/ocrhighlighting/lib/solr-ocrhighlighting-0.8.6.jar
folder will have no effect.
How should this be tested?