Include swift-java in combined docs Interoperability section#104
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This is a workaround for `swift package add-dependency` being broken by downstream dependencies adding the plugin explicitly, even if swift-java does not add it.
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Summary
This adds a new section for Interoperability and adds swift-java docs to it.
Talked with @heckj about the strategy here, and it seems we'd like to consolidate under docc umbrella like this, with other interop languages to follow.
We're doing a big docs revamp there swiftlang/swift-java#821
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swift package generate-documentation --analyze --warnings-as-errorspassesswift package --disable-sandbox preview-documentationWill follow up on it shortly
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