REL: update changelog, bump version of pom.xml, update DEPENDENCIES

src/main/java/org/caosdb/server/entity/StatementStatus.java

@@ -25,22 +25,18 @@ package org.caosdb.server.entity;
 /**
  * The statement status has two purposes:
  *
- * <p> 1. Storing the importance of an entity (any of ``OBLIGATORY``,
- * ``RECOMMENDED``, ``SUGGESTED``, or ``FIX``). ``OBLIGATORY``,
- * ``RECOMMENDED``, and ``SUGGESTED`` specify whether this Entity
- * must, should or may be present, and whether the server will throw
- * an error, a warning or nothing, respectively, if it is missing. The
- * importance is also used to specify the level of inheritance whereby
- * ``FIX`` means that the entity is never inherited. See <a
- * href="../../../../../specification/RecordType.html">the
- * documentation of RecordTypes</a> for more information.
- *
- * <p> 2. Marking an entity as a ``REPLACEMENT`` which is needed for
- * flat representation of deeply nested properties. This constant is
- * only used for internal processes and has no meaning in the
- * API. That is also the reason why this enum is not called
- * "Importance". Apart from that, in most cases its meaning is
- * identical to the importance of an entity.
+ * <p>1. Storing the importance of an entity (any of ``OBLIGATORY``, ``RECOMMENDED``, ``SUGGESTED``,
+ * or ``FIX``). ``OBLIGATORY``, ``RECOMMENDED``, and ``SUGGESTED`` specify whether this Entity must,
+ * should or may be present, and whether the server will throw an error, a warning or nothing,
+ * respectively, if it is missing. The importance is also used to specify the level of inheritance
+ * whereby ``FIX`` means that the entity is never inherited. See <a
+ * href="../../../../../specification/RecordType.html">the documentation of RecordTypes</a> for more
+ * information.
+ *
+ * <p>2. Marking an entity as a ``REPLACEMENT`` which is needed for flat representation of deeply
+ * nested properties. This constant is only used for internal processes and has no meaning in the
+ * API. That is also the reason why this enum is not called "Importance". Apart from that, in most
+ * cases its meaning is identical to the importance of an entity.
  *
  * @author Timm Fitschen (t.fitschen@indiscale.com)
  */