Allows developers to easily use JSON files as sources for their parameterized tests

[istarwyh]

Proposed Change

Provides a way to supply arguments to parameterized tests in JUnit 5 by reading JSON files specified by the {@link JsonFileSource} annotation.
The {@code JsonFileArgumentsProvider} is responsible for locating the JSON files specified in the annotation, reading their contents, and converting them into objects of the type expected by the test method parameters. It supports both simple and generic types, including handling of recursive type references by setting them to {@code null} to prevent infinite loops during JSON parsing.

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Further Comments

As a backend engineer at Alibaba Group, I've found JUnit 5 to be an excellent testing framework that provides a lot of flexibility and power. However, I noticed that it lacks built-in support for JSON sources in parameterized tests, which is a feature that could significantly enhance the testing of JSON-dependent applications.

To address this, I propose the addition of the JsonFileSource annotation, accompanied by the JsonFileArgumentsProvider class. This feature allows developers to easily use JSON files as sources for their parameterized tests, enabling more comprehensive and data-driven testing scenarios.