Artifactory Groovy Script conversion

[TheMeinerLP]

This PR converts the two last Groovy scripts and reworks the code in readability. The framework Reactor was integrated to allow more speed and parallel work.

Many of the main parts have been split from the Updater class into smaller classes, moving the Updater class into a launcher package to separate start classes from other logic.

Java 21 features such as sealed interfaces are now also used in the core to build a better API.

[TheMeinerLP]

Waiting for #3936 get merged

[timja]

looks ok from what I can see, one nit, have you tested this in some way?

[TheMeinerLP]

looks ok from what I can see, one nit, have you tested this in some way?

I would compare the json files of the master and my branch, there should be no differences. I would consider it valid

[timja]

@daniel-beck do you want to check this one?

[daniel-beck]

@timja Thanks for the ping. I remember test coverage wasn't great when I built this (anything?) so how well has this been tested? Any schedule for merge?

[timja]

@timja Thanks for the ping. I remember test coverage wasn't great when I built this (anything?) so how well has this been tested? Any schedule for merge?

No test coverage that I can tell.
No testing done that I'm aware of, JSON files mentioned here aren't really applicable I think as this is about applying permissions: #3938 (comment)

Schedule for merge no not really although this is done as part of GSOC I believe so @NotMyFault or @TheMeinerLP may be able to comment.

[NotMyFault]

@timja Thanks for the ping. I remember test coverage wasn't great when I built this (anything?) so how well has this been tested? Any schedule for merge?

No test coverage that I can tell. No testing done that I'm aware of, JSON files mentioned here aren't really applicable I think as this is about applying permissions: #3938 (comment)

Schedule for merge no not really although this is done as part of GSOC I believe so @NotMyFault or @TheMeinerLP may be able to comment.

Test coverage does not exist (yet), but in case somethings breaks, we can always revert

[timja]

fine from my pov