Allow compile jars to strip illegal automatic module names #673
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There are plenty of jars out there that have an
Automatic-Module-Name
that isn't legal. Normally, this doesn't matter too much, but when
compiling code with a modern compiler bazel will use a module path,
and that cares a lot, causing builds to fail.
To rectify this, we can pass an additional flag when creating the
compile jar that will strip illegal automatic module names from the
generated manifests.