chore(deps): bump hazelcast from 5.1.4 to 5.2.0

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Bumps hazelcast from 5.1.4 to 5.2.0.

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v5.2-BETA-1

This document lists the new features, enhancements, fixed issues and, removed or deprecated features for Hazelcast Platform 5.2-BETA-1 release. The numbers in the square brackets refer to the issues in Hazelcast's GitHub repositories.

New Features

• Streaming SQL: Hazelcast Platform now supports stream-to-stream joins. You can combine data from different streams into a new stream which allows you to enrich the data of one stream with the data of another.
• Out-of-the-box Connector for Relational Databases: You were required to write Java code to get data from an external storage system (such as a relational database) into Hazelcast by implementing MapLoader and MapStore interfaces. With this release, you can achieve this in a "zero-code" way.
• JDBC Connector: Hazelcast Platform's SQL engine now can connect to any database supporting the JDBC interface. We have also added the SQL based GenericMapStore; a map store implementation which uses the JDBC connector.

Enhancements

SQL Engine

• Added support of the Calc operator to merge Project and Filter. #17058,

Distribution

• Upgraded the Kafka client library to version 2.8.1. #20938

Serialization

• Removed the BETA annotations from the compact serialization and GenericRecord related classes, i.e., they are stable. Now, compact serialization is enabled by default. #21997

• Added support of List, ArrayList, Set, HashSet, Map, and HashMap for the zero-config serializers. #21980

• Added a check to the array of Compact and GenericRecord object fields, that does not allow different item types and schemas in such fields. #21958

• Moved the GenericRecord and GenericRecordBuilder interfaces to the new serialization.genericrecord package. #21955

• In case there is a field type that is not supported by the reflective serializer, now Hazelcast fails with an exception; all JDK classes are now excluded from the zero-config serialization, meaning, they cannot be used as types, field types, or array component types in the reflective serializers. #21918

• Hazelcast now does not provide methods to read a default value in case of a missing field in the data. Instead, the following method has been introduced in CompactReader to check the existence of a field with its name and kind.

  FieldKind getFieldKind(String fieldName);

  You can use this method for fields that have changed or have a potential to change in the future. #21876

• Moved the type-name and class configuration elements into the compact-serialization block. Removed the registered-classes element. #21861

• Renamed the cloneWithBuilder() method as newBuilderWithClone() in the GenericRecord class. #21730

• Added support for char fields in the compact serialization format. With this, char, char[], Character, and Character[] fields are now supported in the reflective compact serializers. #21054

• Hazelcast now does not allow to create SQL mappings containing the compact format, when the compact serialization is not enabled, and

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