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The odk.sh wrapper scripts prints a message to let users know the maximal amount of memory that is available to Java programs within he container. But the line emitted by that script prevents the `make docs` target to work correctly, because the line ends up at the beginning of the generated project-schema.json file. So we print the message on stderr rather than stdout.
Those are the same fixes as from commit f3e0745, but at the right place.
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make docsrule, which had been broken by a spurious line emitted by theodk.shwrapper script.