Tweak benchmarking with JMH #3091
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…all build sub-commands
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jmhto 1.37 (was 1.29)--jmhand--jmh-versiontoSharedOptions, making it available for more sub-commands (used to be justrun)compilewill let benchmarking projects compilepackagewill now also work with--jmh, but it will mostly ignore it past compilation (the resulting artifact won't be running benchmarks, which is something to be fixed separately)docshould work with benchmarking projectsbspandsetup-idework correctly, butbspfails to reload with--jmh(better than it was, but still needs fixing)exportwill include thejmh-coredependency as compile-only and not fail, which is better than outright failing, but still needs improvements