Replace "unzip/tar" in build.xml by Ant's provided unzip/untar method

[Pieter12345]

Replace the "unzip" and "tar" command used while building Arduino by the unzip and untar method that Ant provides.
This fixes #8617, meaning that "ant run" will work again and no files/directories are created with weird permissions and share names anymore.

[facchinm]

This PR looks awesome! I'm giving it a spin in jenkins to make sure it doesn't hurt our normal CI environment and then I'd be super happy to merge it

[MeAmAnUsername]

Works for me

(Windows 10, tested with git bash and cygwin)

[Pieter12345]

@facchinm Thanks for adding Unix/Linux support. Is there anything else in Arduino still using the zip/unzip from Cygwin? Otherwise they could be removed from the Arduino building guide once this is merged.

[Pieter12345]

Before these changes, I were not able to build using Windows command prompt and I had to use Cygwin due to "unzip" from the Cygwin install not being on my classpath. With these changes, I am able to build using Windows command prompt. However, interestingly enough there is a difference between building with the 2: A build from command prompt leaves the Adafruit_CircuitPlaygroups-1.8.1 and arduino-2.5.8 directories in the windows/work/libraries directory. Both directories contain only a .gitignore file. These directories cause the following warnings in the IDE later on:

Invalid library found in C:\Users\....\Arduino\build\windows\work\libraries\Adafruit_CircuitPlayground-1.8.1: no headers files (.h) found in C:\Users\....\Arduino\build\windows\work\libraries\Adafruit_CircuitPlayground-1.8.1
Invalid library found in C:\Users\....\Arduino\build\windows\work\libraries\arduino-2.5.8: no headers files (.h) found in C:\Users\....\Arduino\build\windows\work\libraries\arduino-2.5.8

Difference in build feedback:
In Cygwin, the [move] feedback is not there, whereas it is in Windows command prompt.

unzip:
     [echo] Unzipping Adafruit_Circuit_Playground-1.8.1.zip into folder windows/work/libraries
    [unzip] Expanding: C:\Users\....\Arduino\build\Adafruit_Circuit_Playground-1.8.1.
zip into C:\Users\....\Arduino\build\windows\work\libraries
     [move] Moving 122 files to C:\Users\....\Arduino\build\windows\work\libraries

This move is triggered by line 278 in build.xml:
<move file="${target.path}/libraries/@{name}-@{version}" tofile="${target.path}/libraries/@{foldername}"/>

I am unsure why this move task executes differently depending on the command prompt, but I can imagine that it has to do something with the fact that both directories are pulled from a different repos than the others and that those repos contain .gitignore files.

I will explore options and see if I can come up with something that makes both terminals have the same build result.

[Pieter12345]

The issue mentioned above was caused by Ant's default excludes for directory tasks. Removing all default excludes is the proper way to resolve this problem since running "ant build/dist" using Cygwin on Windows apparentally already ignores these default excludes.

[facchinm]

There's a problem on Linux (probably OSX too) about ant untar... It loses permissions (see https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1517297/how-can-i-use-the-ant-tar-task-and-preserve-file-permissions) . I'd revert unix systems into using untar and unzip binaries, even if it leads to more rules to be maintained.

[facchinm]

We need to revert unix commits and continue using untar and unzip utilities (not sure about unzip, untar for sure)

[Pieter12345]

@facchinm Can you make these changes? I do not have a Unix environment on which I can test.

[facchinm]

Sure, as soon as I get some "spare" time I'm on it 😉

[facchinm]

@ArduinoBot build this please

[ArduinoBot]

✅ Build completed.

Please test this code using one of the following:

⬇️ http://downloads.arduino.cc/javaide/pull_requests/arduino-PR-8682-BUILD-847-linux32.tar.xz
⬇️ http://downloads.arduino.cc/javaide/pull_requests/arduino-PR-8682-BUILD-847-linux64.tar.xz
⬇️ http://downloads.arduino.cc/javaide/pull_requests/arduino-PR-8682-BUILD-847-windows.zip
⬇️ http://downloads.arduino.cc/javaide/pull_requests/arduino-PR-8682-BUILD-847-macosx.zip
⬇️ http://downloads.arduino.cc/javaide/pull_requests/arduino-PR-8682-BUILD-847-linuxarm.tar.xz

ℹ️ The linuxarm build is still experimental and may not be always available.

[Pieter12345]

Rebased this PR onto master.