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Move jarjar to a checked in deploy jar.
instead of embedding the deploy jar that is built when the bazel binary is built. This comes in preparation for moving the Java tools to remote repositories (see #6316). This checked in jar will be moved to a remote repository and referenced from there. Moving the Java tools happens in two phases: Using checked-in deploy jars/binaries instead of those built when bazel was built Moving the checked-in jars/binaries to a remote repository and make bazel reference them from there. This PR addresses the first point for `JarJar`. Doing the move incrementally this way is safer and allows finding bugs earlier. It also allows moving the Java tools code base out of the bazel repository. We are making this change gradually for each java tool defined in JAVA_TOOLS (found in src/BUILD). Closes #7143. PiperOrigin-RevId: 229548071
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