Fix MathUtils ceilDiv integer overflow#25876
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Motivation
MathUtils.ceilDiv(int, int)negated the dividend before callingMath.floorDiv. ForInteger.MIN_VALUE, that negation overflows and can return the wrong value for positive divisors such as2.Modifications
Compute the quotient and remainder directly, then round up only when the operands have the same sign and there is a non-zero remainder. Added coverage for negative operands and
Integer.MIN_VALUEboundaries.Verifications
git diff --check./gradlew :pulsar-client:test --tests org.apache.pulsar.client.util.MathUtilsTest(did not start locally: no Java Runtime is installed in this environment)