Deprecated Xtext-Bundles for junit are still used.

[asheiduk]

Xtext 2.36.0 removed the bundles org.eclipse.xtext.junit4 and org.eclipse.xtext.xbase.junit but the examples and testing projects still requires both of them in their MANIFEST.MF.

This prevents us from using top-levels features like org.eclipse.xsemantics.sdk to be used for inclusion into our IDEs.

[LorenzoBettini]

Until I release a fixed version, I suggest you use the xsemantics.feature instead of .xsemantics.sdk: the former does not include the examples, so you won't get into this problem.