Change context classloader when starting clojure runtime #240
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If running under maven 3.8.4, the clojure extension dies when it's trying to initialize clojure runtime. Unlike in #117, this does not happen during compilation of clojure sources, but rather when reading `pom.clj`. The fix changes the context classloader of the current thread from whatever maven now sets it to to a classloader known to have clojure available. It's copied essentially verbatim from [this SO answer](https://stackoverflow.com/a/13711141/6564029).
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If running under maven 3.8.4, the clojure extension dies when it's
trying to initialize clojure runtime. Unlike in #117, this does not
happen during compilation of clojure sources, but rather when reading
pom.clj.The fix changes the context classloader of the current thread from
whatever maven now sets it to to a classloader known to have clojure
available. It's copied essentially verbatim from this SO
answer.
For #239