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javaDoc logs are "at the top" of the compile logs directory, having been
copied there by "helper.xml". Seems they could easily go into their own directory,
and if so, then there is a releng test that would have to change too, either simply
changing their location in the test.xml, or, changing to whole test to it would know
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