[Mewel]

Link to jira.

• MCRErrorListener.setTo(Transformer): sets the error listener and, for Saxon, a message handler that logs xsl:message via Log4j instead of System.err
• MCRErrorListener: use the text of a terminating xsl:message (Saxon TerminationException) in getMyMessageAndLocation() and fatalError()
• MCRXSLTransformer: include the text of a terminating xsl:message in the thrown exception
• use MCRErrorListener.setTo() in MCRXSLTransformer, MCRObjectCommands (xslt command) and MCRCommandUtils (CLI export transformers)
• mycore-base: change scope of Saxon-HE from runtime to compile
• add tests

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[yagee-de]

Saxon may not be a compile dependency. No API may be called due to legal reasons (license issues)