migrate to easy-random for Java 17+ support; update tests and tools #23
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This pull request migrates the codebase from the deprecated random-beans library to the actively maintained easy-random (JDK 17+ fork), enabling full compatibility with Java 17 and above. All usages of random-beans have been replaced with their easy-random equivalents, and the extension, tests, and documentation have been updated accordingly. Additionally, JaCoCo and Mockito have been upgraded for Java 17 support, and test assertions have been adapted to match the new randomization behavior.
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I found this extension extremely useful for data-driven and randomized testing. However, the dependency on random-beans usually blocks the migration to JDK 17, as it is no longer maintained and incompatible with modern Java versions. This PR aims to make this extension still relevant for current and future Java environments by adopting easy-random, which is the direct successor and is actively maintained. All changes have been verified with a full test suite on Java 17 but im pretty sure that it'll work with newer versions too.