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[Jclouds Wiki] Update of "Coding Standards" by AndrewPhillips

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The "Coding Standards" page has been changed by AndrewPhillips:
https://wiki.apache.org/jclouds/Coding%20Standards?action=diff&rev1=6&rev2=7

  
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-  * jclouds uses !CheckStyle to enforce a consistent coding style.  Configure your IDE or run {{{mvn checkstyle:checkstyle --quiet -Dcheckstyle.output.file=/dev/stdout -Dcheckstyle.output.format=plain}}} before submitting pull requests.
+  * jclouds uses [[http://checkstyle.sourceforge.net/|Checkstyle]] to enforce a consistent coding style.  Configure your IDE or run {{{mvn checkstyle:checkstyle --quiet -Dcheckstyle.output.file=/dev/stdout -Dcheckstyle.output.format=plain}}} before submitting pull requests.
+  * You can also see the Checkstyle results of your pull requests by clicking on the link to the DEV@cloud build in the comments (look for the cloudbees-pull-request-builder).
-  * Both Eclipse and Idea support checkstyle integration.
+  * Both Eclipse and Idea support Checkstyle integration.
-  * jclouds checkstyle does not enforce all coding styles that should be followed in pull requests. However, developers can use this jclouds profile (compatible for import in both Eclipse and Idea): [[attachment:eclipse-code-formatter.xml]]
+  * jclouds Checkstyle does not enforce all coding styles that should be followed in pull requests. However, developers can use this jclouds profile (compatible for import in both Eclipse and Idea): [[attachment:eclipse-code-formatter.xml]]