Fix javadoc publishing #916
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jbduncan
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lib-extra/src/main/java/com/diffplug/spotless/extra/GitAttributesLineEndings.java
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I think this should fix #775.
The problem was that the doclet we used to put markdown into our javadoc required JDK8, so we just disabled the javadoc task on non-JDK8 machines. Rather than figure out how to get the doclet working on JDK11 or change our publishing JDK, I just removed the doclet and replaced the markdown-style code ticks with javadoc-style
{@codeblocks. I wish javadoc supported markdown, but it's not worth fighting the ecosystem over it.