Resolve text rendering issues across different platforms #53
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- Soem internals of JavaFX seem to have changed, ensuing that, at least on Mac OS, there is a NPE the first time CodeAre tries to animate it's text. Forcing this initialization prevents that.
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Resolves #10
Set system properties to improve text rendering on Linux systems.
Enforce Mac OSX to run JavaFX 14+ to avoid garbled text.
Updating the javafx version listed in the pom to allow development on Mac with unbroken text fails to build in a headless environment (ie: ci). It seems that we need to look into https://github.com/TestFX/TestFX