Bugfix for #2967: JavaModelTests logs "Failed to init Classpath". #3090
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There was some kind of "circular dependency". To create a JAR file named lib478042.jar it is impossible to set up a classpath containing lib478042.jar because it does not exist yet. The classpath entry lib478042.jar was removed. Fixes eclipse-jdt#2967
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What it does
Fixes #2967
How to test
Run the test org.eclipse.jdt.core.tests.model.JavaSearchBugsTests2. The "Failed to init Classpath" error should not be logged.
Root cause
There was some kind of "circular dependency". To create a JAR file named xyz.jar it is impossible to set up a classpath containing xyz.jar because it does not exist yet.
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