fix fqns and assertj

[robfrank]

What does this PR do?

fixes FQNs to import
fixes junit assertions to assertj

[gemini-code-assist]

Summary of Changes

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This pull request focuses on improving code quality and consistency within the test suite. The changes primarily involve modernizing JUnit test method declarations, simplifying exception handling in tests, and cleaning up fully qualified name usage by introducing appropriate imports. Additionally, a dependency exclusion was added to the Gremlin module to ensure smoother dependency resolution.

Highlights

• Refactoring Fully Qualified Names (FQNs): Updated several test files to use direct imports for classes like ArcadeDBException, Offset, IOException, and Array, replacing their fully qualified names in the code for better readability and conciseness.
• JUnit 5 Test Method Modernization: Converted numerous test methods from public void testMethodName() to void methodName() across various test classes, aligning with JUnit 5's preferred non-public test method style.
• Simplified Exception Handling in Tests: Modified many test method signatures to declare throws Exception instead of more specific exceptions like IOException or InterruptedException, streamlining exception declarations in test contexts.
• Dependency Management: Added an exclusion for the junit artifact within the gremlin-test dependency in the gremlin/pom.xml to prevent potential dependency conflicts.

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Code Review

This pull request includes some nice cleanups, such as fixing fully qualified names and updating test method names to align with modern JUnit 5 conventions. However, I've noticed a recurring pattern where specific checked exceptions in throws clauses (like IOException, InterruptedException) are replaced with the generic Exception. This is generally considered a bad practice as it makes method contracts less specific and can obscure the actual exceptions that callers should be prepared to handle. It's better to declare the most specific exception types possible. I've added a few specific comments with suggestions to revert this change in some places. Please apply this feedback across all similar changes in the pull request.

[gemini-code-assist]

The method signature was changed from throws IOException to throws Exception. However, the body of this test method does not appear to throw any checked exceptions. It's best practice to remove the throws clause entirely if no checked exceptions are thrown.

Suggested change

	void successMessageCreation() throws Exception {
	void successMessageCreation() {

[gemini-code-assist]

Changing the exception type from IOException to the more generic Exception makes the method's contract less specific. It's better to declare the most specific exception type that can be thrown. Since methods in this test call PackStreamWriter methods that throw IOException, the signature should specify throws IOException.

Suggested change

	void successMessageWriteAndToString() throws Exception {
	void successMessageWriteAndToString() throws IOException {

[gemini-code-assist]

The throws clause was changed from InterruptedException to Exception. It's better to be specific about the exceptions a method can throw. Since thread.join() throws InterruptedException, the method signature should declare throws InterruptedException.

Suggested change

	void concurrentSessions() throws Exception {
	void concurrentSessions() throws InterruptedException {

[gemini-code-assist]

Broadening the exception type from SQLException, ClassNotFoundException to Exception makes the method signature less precise. It's better to declare the specific checked exceptions that can be thrown. getConnection() is declared to throw SQLException and ClassNotFoundException, so the original signature was more accurate.

Suggested change

	void floatArrayPropertyRoundTrip() throws Exception {
	void floatArrayPropertyRoundTrip() throws SQLException, ClassNotFoundException {

[gemini-code-assist]

The throws clause was changed from IOException to Exception. It's better to be specific about the exceptions a method can throw. Since createBackupFiles() can throw an IOException, the method signature should declare throws IOException.

Suggested change

	void maxFilesRetention() throws Exception {
	void maxFilesRetention() throws IOException {

[gemini-code-assist]

The throws clause was changed from InterruptedException to Exception. It's better to be specific about the exceptions a method can throw. Since Thread.sleep() throws InterruptedException, the method signature should declare throws InterruptedException.

Suggested change

	void sessionIdleTimeout() throws Exception {
	void sessionIdleTimeout() throws InterruptedException {

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