anchor.diff:  inherit a GWT module, make sure it's also a dependency in your
   pom.xml.
   
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   == Time to see it work!
   
   We've come a long way since we started with that empty
  
positive.code: 
  @WorkbenchScreen::
  
   Declares that the class defines a Workbench Panel in the application.
  
  @WorkbenchPartTitle::
  
   Denotes the method that returns the Panel's title. Every Panel must
   have a `@WorkbenchPartTitle` method.
  
  @WorkbenchPartView::
  
negative.code:  Denotes the method that returns the Panel's view. The view can be any
   class that extends GWT's `Widget` class or implements GWT's
   `IsWidget` interface. In this example, we're returning a GWT `Label`,
   which is a GWT API for a `<div>` element with text in it. Every Screen
   must have a `@WorkbenchPartView` method.
  
  .About Client-Side Scopes
  NOTE: CDI scopes in the client side are tied to the lifecycle of the
  