Rework makefile to split JavaKit targets from jextract-swift targets #71
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The JavaKit targets (Swift calling into Java via JNI) have fewer requirements (for JVM installations and development toolchains) and are a bit easier to get started with. Split those targets out, and turn `make` with no specified target into a little help target. Fixes issue swiftlang#68.
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The JavaKit targets (Swift calling into Java via JNI) have fewer requirements (for JVM installations and development toolchains) and are a bit easier to get started with. Split those targets out, and turn
makewith no specified target into a little help target.Fixes issue #68.