bump galasa boot version to prepare for jvm uplift

build.gradle

@@ -14,7 +14,7 @@
 // into the code, so the code knows what versions of galasa it should be 
 // dealing with. Do not mess with the `def {variableName}` part of hte following 
 // lines, only change the versions we rely upon.
-def galasaBootJarVersion = '0.36.0'
+def galasaBootJarVersion = '0.37.0'
 def galasaFrameworkVersion = '0.37.0'
 
 // Right now, the REST interface spec is always the same version as the galasa framework bundles.

docs/generated/galasactl_runs_submit_local.md

@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ galasactl runs submit local [flags]
       --debug                  When set (or true) the debugger pauses on startup and tries to connect to a Java debugger. The connection is established using the --debugMode and --debugPort values.
       --debugMode string       The mode to use when the --debug option causes the testcase to connect to a Java debugger. Valid values are 'listen' or 'attach'. 'listen' means the testcase JVM will pause on startup, waiting for the Java debugger to connect to the debug port (see the --debugPort option). 'attach' means the testcase JVM will pause on startup, trying to attach to a java debugger which is listening on the debug port. The default value is 'listen' but can be overridden by the 'galasactl.jvm.local.launch.debug.mode' property in the bootstrap file, which in turn can be overridden by this explicit parameter on the galasactl command.
       --debugPort uint32       The port to use when the --debug option causes the testcase to connect to a java debugger. The default value used is 2970 which can be overridden by the 'galasactl.jvm.local.launch.debug.port' property in the bootstrap file, which in turn can be overridden by this explicit parameter on the galasactl command.
-      --galasaVersion string   the version of galasa you want to use to run your tests. This should match the version of the galasa obr you built your test bundles against. (default "0.36.0")
+      --galasaVersion string   the version of galasa you want to use to run your tests. This should match the version of the galasa obr you built your test bundles against. (default "0.37.0")
       --gherkin strings        Gherkin feature file URL. Should start with 'file://'. 
   -h, --help                   Displays the options for the 'runs submit local' command.
       --localMaven string      The url of a local maven repository are where galasa bundles can be loaded from on your local file system. Defaults to your home .m2/repository file. Please note that this should be in a URL form e.g. 'file:///Users/myuserid/.m2/repository', or 'file://C:/Users/myuserid/.m2/repository'