[JExtract/JNI] Support JavaKit wrapped types as function parameters. #330
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Samples/JExtractJNISampleApp/src/test/java/com/example/swift/MySwiftClassTest.java
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Adds support for using JavaKit wrapped classes such as
JavaLong,JavaIntegeror any other Java class wrapped by the JavaKit macros.This is only for parameters, as we have yet to solve #272
Users must pass in any dependencies and their swift-config using
--depends-on. The build tool automatically locates them from the dependencies, just like the other build plugin.