build: bump minor dependencies and harden JESpace timing tests#699
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Summary
jansifrom2.4.2to2.4.3micrometer-coreandmicrometer-prometheusfrom1.16.1to1.16.4jacksonfrom2.21.1to2.21.2JESpaceTestCaseexpiration timing so it stays stable on slower hostsNotes
While validating the dependency bumps,
JESpaceTestCase.testPushExpire()failed on this machine. I reproduced the same failure on plain latestmain, so this was a pre-existing timing-sensitive test rather than a bump regression.Testing
./gradlew test