fix #98: replace deleteOnExit() with explicit cleanup to prevent temp file leak

[phaneendra-injarapu]

Problem

Each call to download() registered a new entry in the JVM-wide
'DeleteOnExitHook static LinkedHashSet via File.deleteOnExit(). Entries
are never removed during the JVM lifetime - only iterated at shutdown. Over many invocations this caused:

• Unbounded memory growth (path strings pinned in the static set)
• Degraded JVM shutdown performance (the hook iterates and deletes every registered file on exit)

Fix

Remove deleteOnExit() entirely.
Replace it with two targeted cleanup strategies:

1. Immediate cleanup on failure - A boolean success flag is set only when cache.put()" succeeds. In the merged finally block, if
   "! success the temp file is deleted right away. This covers both
   'ConnectionException" / AuthenticationException (connect failure) and
   "TransferFailedException* / ResourceDoesNotExistException /
   'AuthorizationException (transfer failure).
2. Single shutdown hook per manager instance - A registerShutdownHook() • private method (called from both constructors) registers one
   'Runtime. getRuntime(). addShutdownHook(...) that deletes all files in the cache at JVM exit. This is 0(instances rather than 0 (downloads), matching the original intent of "clean up temp files on exit" without accumulating hook entries.

As a refactor bonus, the two separate try-catch blocks for wagon.connect() and wagon.get()*
are merged into a single block. A
boolean connected flag ensures wagon. disconnect() is only called when connect() actually succeeded, preserving the expectations of all existing mock-based tests.

Tests

Two new tests added to 'DefaultDownloadManaderTest':

• shouldDeleteTempFileOnConnectionFailure - asserts no new download-*. tmp files remain in the 0S temp directory after a 'ConnectionException'

• shouldDeleteTempFileOnTransferFailure - uses EasyMock 'Capture' to obtain the exact 'File' passed to 'wagon.get()' and asserts it no longer exists after a 'TransferFailedException.'
  All 82 existing tests continue to pass.

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Fixes #98