Avoid 3rd party imports for Java Doc. #823
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One of our 3rd party dependencies, `org.reactivestreams.Subscription`, was imported just for a JavaDoc. This lead to a situation where the usage of the `Config` class needs the library on the classpath. We can avoid this by using a fully qualified import in the Javadoc. I fixed the other 6 imports for consistency, even though they are from our own code.
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One of our 3rd party dependencies, `org.reactivestreams.Subscription`, was imported just for a JavaDoc. This lead to a situation where the usage of the `Config` class needs the library on the classpath. We can avoid this by using a fully qualified import in the Javadoc. I fixed the other 6 imports for consistency, even though they are from our own code.
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One of our 3rd party dependencies,
org.reactivestreams.Subscription, was imported just for a JavaDoc. This lead to a situation where the usage of theConfigclass needs the library on the classpath. We can avoid this by using a fully qualified import in the Javadoc.I fixed the other 6 imports for consistency, even though they are from our own code.
I suggest cherrypicking this change into all maintained 4.x branches as well.