[c-dilks]

jnp-hipo actually packs a lot of stuff, including things found in other JARs. To isolate what is actually being used, I first disabled dependency analysis checks, removed jnp-hipo form the POMs, and checked compiler errors, which revealed that only the following jnp-hipo classes are actually used in coatjava:

• org.jlab.jnp.matrix.Matrix5x5_4x4
• org.jlab.jnp.matrix.Matrix5x5
• org.jlab.jnp.matrix.Matrix

The only modules that import these directly are:

• common-tools/clas-tracking
• reconstruction/dc
• reconstruction/fmt
• reconstruction/mu

All of these depend on common-tools/clas-physics, and no other Java code beyond coatjava uses these classes, so I've copied those 3 org.jlab.jnp.matrix classes into there, sourced from https://code.jlab.org/hallb/clas12/coatjava/jnp/-/tree/master/jnp-utils/src/main/java/org/jlab/jnp/matrix?ref_type=heads

This gives us a successful build, but re-enabling dependency analysis caused further errors, revealing additional transitive dependencies in jnp-hipo that we're using. They are all 'used undeclared dependency' cases, so they are resolved by simply including the actual dependency being used, directly:

• common-tools/clas-detector, used undeclared dependency found: org.jlab.coda:jevio; turns out that jnp-hipo includes jevio in its JAR!
• reconstruction/eb, used undeclared dependency found: org.jlab.jnp:jnp-hipo4; we just need the JsonObject class here, which is found in both jnp-hipo4 and jnp-hipo, so depend on jnp-hipo4 rather than jnp-hipo