See if jakarta.inject-api can be removed

[elharo]

javax.inject is usually sufficient

[hazendaz]

I plan to keep the supported one that has proper meta data. Open the other jar, its missing its meta data folder. I've been using CDI since like 2010 and that was a problem for a long time with a number of plugins. When eclipse took that over and started making patches they fixed that. I get in maven context maven may want to use that one instead because using jakarta will suggest version 2.x that maven cannot use yet (well maven 4 should be able to it forces java 17 and that is the same requirement). Anyway that is my preference there. When I brought that up year or two ago I got dismissed that javax.inject was the wright one. Its not, it was moved when EE was open sourced so I'll stick to the updated copy ;) I know both work here, I just like to be complete.