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lib/openjfx held only the JavaFX API jars, with no Prism/Glass native
libraries backing them. At startup JavaFX tried the d3d then sw
rendering pipelines and both failed to load, since NativeLibLoader had
no native code to find, crashing before any window opened.
Bump the jars to 25.0.4 to match the target JDK and add the matching
native DLLs alongside them. Drop the web/media/swt/swing jars and
their natives (including the 92MB jfxwebkit.dll) since ui-desktop
never references those modules.
Update package.sh to also stage *.dll files when copying runtime libs
into build/dist, and point java.library.path at lib/openjfx in the
generated run-*.bat so the natives are found at launch.
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Move api, engine, ui-console and ui-desktop out of modules/ up to the
repo root and drop the empty exception project (GuessMarketException now
lives in api).
Vendor gson, jaxb, okhttp, openjfx and tomcat under lib/, and group the
JUnit standalone jar into lib/junit/ alongside them.
Rewrite every .classpath: drop the copy-pasted optional="true" that was
masking real build path errors, point the library entries at ../lib/,
and put the JUnit jar on the test source folders so the placeholder
AppTest classes compile.
ui-desktop: take the JavaFX jars off the modulepath (there is no
module-info.java, so module="true" left the packages unresolvable) and
add a Launcher that calls Application.launch, avoiding the "JavaFX
runtime components are missing" check without VM arguments.
engine: add LocalGuessMarketService and the GuessMarketContext provider
interface, and give GuessMarketException the no-arg and cause
constructors they need.
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