removed dependency on jersey for http link header parsing #34
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removed dependency on jersey for http link header parsing
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https://jira.duraspace.org/browse/FCREPO-1281
There were issues with the OSGi bundling of fcrepo-camel such that the jersey libraries were not found by bundles implementing fcrepo-based routes. This PR removes the dependency on jersey (which consisted entirely in using it to parse HTTP Link headers). Now those headers are parsed manually.