Now the file filters.xml is read using StaX, as we already did for all other formats. This was the very last occurence of JAXB in the core (there is still an occurence for TaaS, but it is in a plugin and until you use it it will not try to call JAXB library). So, now we can tell that the core of DGT-OmegaT is really independent from JAXB, and you don't need anymore to add JAXB in the lib directory, even if you want to use it with Java 9 or later.
This is continuation of previous version: now properties for a TBX file are stored in a java Map, rather than trying to build a string. This enables to decide finer in a Groovy script which properties you want to display in the pane.
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