Update to Bukkit 1.14

resources/gnu/getopt/README

@@ -0,0 +1,57 @@
+This is a Java port of the GNU getopt functions based on the versions 
+contained in glibc 2.0.6.  I have attempted to keep the functionality 
+and programmer's interface as faithful to the original as possible.
+However, due to differences between Java and C, some minor changes
+has to me made.  (Given the obtuse interface in the clib version, 
+perhaps some major changes should have been made).  This should not 
+affect the way options appear to be parsed to the end user of program 
+that uses this Java getopt.  The use of these classes are completely 
+documented in the javadoc comments, so I will not repeat that info here. 
+
+Note that since these objects are part of a package called "gnu.getopt", 
+they need to be in a subdirectory called gnu/getopt somewhere in your 
+CLASSPATH.  This includes the "MessagesBundle" files.
+
+I am not aware of any bugs.  If you find one though, please send email 
+to me at arenn@urbanophile.com.  The more detailed a bug report the better. 
+Bug fixes are also welcome at the same address.  Please reference
+release number "1.0.13".  If you use this code, it would be helpful
+if you let me know so that I can let you know if anything changes or
+if any major bugs have been found/fixed.
+
+I have included a Makefile for compiling the code. If you do not have
+access to make, then you can simply do a "javac *.java" at the OS 
+command line (or follow your vendor's instructions for compiling a
+Java class).  To build the documentation, do a "make docs" 
+or "javadoc -public *.java".  Note that the images needed by the html
+generated by javadoc are not included.  You will need to get those
+from some other Java documentation package.
+
+Note that the Makefile is not compliant with the GNU makefile
+standards as I anticipate that at some point a master makefile will
+be created for various GNU Java packages.  And it is serious overkill
+to create a megabloat makefile (kinda like this megabloat README) for 
+such a simple package.
+
+There is sample code showing how to use getopt available in the
+GetoptDemo.java file.
+
+NEW: A support file for the "ant" build process was contributed.  Here are
+some brief things you can do with it.  Note that I have not ever used this
+so it is doubly AS IS.
+
+Get ant from jakarta project (see jakarta.apache.org/ant), and run it with
+one of these target (all is default target):
+ant prepare: create the needed directories
+ant classes: compile the java classes
+ant jar: create the jar archive
+ant javadoc: create the javadoc
+ant all: create jar and javadoc
+ant clean: clean everything
+
+Happy hacking,
+
+Aaron.
+arenn@urbanophile.com
+http://www.urbanophile.com/arenn/
+