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Use @deprecated (lower case 'd'!) to tag outdated classes such that their state is actually recognized by the Java compiler and a warning is generated.

- Mark metamodel entities for  as deprecated
- Remove editors

TODO: Adjust model-transformations and remove deprecated metamodel entities
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- Add Component-to-Task allocation table specialization
- Add Task-to-Partition allocation table specialization
- UI improvements
 - Better icons, names
 - Sort  table specializations: ca -> ta -> pa -> hw
 
SystemSchedule: change type of allocationTableCollection reference to AllocationTableCollection

Task:
- Cleanup (e.g., use handler in task UI)



This commit introduces new dependencies to af3.task.ui, af3.allocation[.ui]
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- Use less technical labels
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- Use less technical "Allocations" instead of "AllocationTableCollection" for default model element name
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Remove constraints on lower bounds of EAttributes and EReferences. Such consistency checks should be handled in the GUI, e.g. using the constraints system.
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- Use NamedCommentedModelElementHandlerBase
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Rated to GREEN 
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- Register package in "org.eclipse.emf.ecore.generated_package" extension point
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 - Move all allocation specializations to sub-package "allocation"
 - Derive AllocationTable and AllocationEntry specialization from primary model elements (e.g. ComponentToPartitionAllocationTable/Entry). This leads to shorted and more readable class names than including 2x "Architecture"
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  - Partition inherits from IPlatformProcessingResource
  - Add specialized PropertySection for ResourceAllocations
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 - Use <Elements>.containsAll(Collection) instead of contains(Set). The latter does not check if all the <QueriedElements> in the Set are present, but if the Set itself is contained in <Elements>
 - Further: use correct order: <Elements>.containsAll(<QueriedElements>) and not vice-versa
- Use Sets to avoid duplicates in the return values of further methods. Introduce toEList() method for the conversion Set -> EList
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Show tool-tip indicating the current (source, target) element pair (to ease the navigation in large tables)
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- getSourceElements(type)
- getTargetElements(type)
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