Add java htmlparser sources that match the original 52-level state

https://hg.mozilla.org/projects/htmlparser/
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+Disclaimer:
+
+  This code is experimental.
+
+  When some people say experimental, they mean "it may not do what it is
+  intended to do; in fact, it might even wipe out your hard drive".  I mean
+  that too.  But I mean something more than that.
+
+  In this case, experimental means that I don't even know what it is intended
+  to do.  I just have a vague vision, and I am trying out various things in
+  the hopes that one of them will work out.
+
+Vision:
+
+  My vague vision is that I would like to see HTML 5 be a success.  For me to
+  consider it to be a success, it needs to be a standard, be interoperable,
+  and be ubiquitous.
+
+  I believe that the Validator.nu parser can be used to bootstrap that
+  process.  It is written in Java.  Has been compiled into JavaScript.  Has
+  been translated into C++ based on the Mozilla libraries with the intent of
+  being included in Firefox.  It very closely tracks to the standard.
+
+  For the moment, the effort is on extending that to another language (Ruby)
+  on a single environment (i.e., Linux).  Once that is complete, intent is to
+  evaluate the results, decide what needs to be changed, and what needs to be
+  done to support other languages and environments.
+
+  The bar I'm setting for myself isn't just another SWIG generated low level
+  interface to a DOM, but rather a best of breed interface; which for Ruby
+  seems to be the one pioneered by Hpricot and adopted by Nokogiri.  Success
+  will mean passing all of the tests from one of those two parsers as well as
+  all of the HTML5 tests.
+
+Build instructions:
+
+  You'll need icu4j and chardet jars.  If you checked out and ran dldeps you
+  are already all set:
+
+    svn co http://svn.versiondude.net/whattf/build/trunk/ build
+    python build/build.py checkout dldeps
+
+  Fedora 11:
+
+    yum install ruby-devel rubygem-rake java-1.5.0-gcj-devel gcc-c++ 
+
+  Ubuntu 9.04:
+
+    apt-get install ruby ruby1.8-dev rake gcj g++
+
+    Also at this time, you need to install a jdk (e.g. sun-java6-jdk), simply
+    because the javac that comes with gcj doesn't support -sourcepath, and
+    I haven't spent the time to find a replacement.
+
+    Finally, make sure that libjaxp1.3-java is *not* installed.
+
+      http://gcc.gnu.org/ml/java/2009-06/msg00055.html
+
+  If this is done, you should be all set.
+ 
+    cd htmlparser/ruby-gcj
+    rake test
+
+  If things are successful, the last lines of the output will list the
+  font attributes and values found in the test/google.html file.