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Either JavaFX is not used anymore or it's provided by yed itself. This
makes distribution and startup much simpler.
Tested with JRE 8, 11 and 12 without openjfx.
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* Depend on java-openjfx instead of java-runtime
* Let archlinux-java-run ensure that a javafx-capable JRE is used
(requires archlinux-java-run v4)
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In a quick test with Oracle's java 10 (jre package from AUR) everything
seemed to work.
While here, properly reflect the list of possible java versions in the
dependencies by providing an upper bound for the version number.
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If a suitable java version is selected via archlinux-java we should use it.
Otherwise use the latest version available as we did before.
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