In JDK 14, CDS runtime classpath validation is now more forgiving when dealing with files in the classpath that do not exist.

At CDS archive dump time, all non-existent elements in the classpath are automatically stripped. For example, if the command is:

    java -cp nosuchfile.jar:hello.jar -Xshare:dump \
         -XX:SharedClassListFile=hello.classlist \
         -XX:SharedArchiveFile=hello.jsa

after removing the non-existing elements, the classpath recorded in `hello.jsa` becomes `hello.jar`.

Also, at run time, when the CDS archive is loaded, all non-existent elements in the classpath are ignored. With the previous example, all of the following commands will successfully load the archive:

   (1)
```
    java -cp nosuchfile.jar:hello.jar -Xshare:on \
         -XX:SharedArchiveFile=hello.jsa \
         Hello
```
   (2)
```
    java -cp hello.jar -Xshare:on \
         -XX:SharedArchiveFile=hello.jsa \
         Hello
```
   (3)
```
    java -cp alsonosuchfile.jar:hello.jar -Xshare:on \
         -XX:SharedArchiveFile=hello.jsa \
         Hello
```

In JDK 13 and earlier, only (1) is allowed while (2) and (3) would trigger an error.