stanford-corenlp: Use platforms any?

[ryandesign (Ryan Carsten Schmidt)]

stanford-corenlp and its subports are already marked noarch but do the files they install differ based on OS or OS version? If not, could they be marked platforms any to save server space? Some of the subports are large, like stanford-corenlp-english which is about 1GB; storing 12 identical copies of each of these subports on the server is wasteful.

I compared the darwin 11 and darwin 21 tbz2 archives of a few subports. The files of the arabic and models subports didn't differ. The Java compiled files in the main port did differ but that may be because the openjdk version was changed from 13 to 11 rather than platform differences.

[jmroot (Joshua Root)]

All the subports that use the stanford-corenl-models-setup proc can definitely set platforms any, since they're simply downloading and installing a .jar file unmodified. As you say, it's more difficult to tell whether the main port is doing anything different depending on the platform.

[ryandesign (Ryan Carsten Schmidt)]

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