Install & Usage Improvements: Add single installation script and java-language-server entrypoint script#231
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…ange dynamically fix scripts to match existing /bin/sh and be sh posix compliant (drop bash features)
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I ran into some issues w/ the existing installation scripts on mac so i thought i'd share my fixes and i also took the time to add a unified installation script and a standardized runtime script so that there is minimal configuration between OS'es if you switch frequently between linux / mac / etc.
I don't use windows so not sure how much of this will work there.