Remove 'Eclipse-LazyStart' headers in favor of 'Bundle-ActivationPolicy' #292
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... and remove unnecessary 'Bundle-ClassPath: .' entries. Replace the use of the legacy and Eclipse-specific MANIFEST.MF header 'Eclipse-LazyStart: true' by the OSGi standard compliant header 'Bundle-ActivationPolicy: lazy' (which is already used in most cases. The default value of 'Bundle-ClassPath' is the dot which is used when the header is not specified. Therefore there is no need to specify it with that value.
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... and remove unnecessary 'Bundle-ClassPath: .' entries.
Replace the use of the legacy and Eclipse-specific MANIFEST.MF header 'Eclipse-LazyStart: true' by the OSGi standard compliant header 'Bundle-ActivationPolicy: lazy' (which is already used in most cases.
The default value of 'Bundle-ClassPath' is the dot which is used when the header is not specified. Therefore there is no need to specify it with that value.