docs: document required optional dependency resilience4j-all
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Pull Request Overview
This PR updates the failover documentation to include the required resilience4j-all dependency for using the Failover API (MultiDbClient), which is needed because the code uses the Decorator class.
- Added documentation for the
resilience4j-alldependency requirement - Clarified dependency requirements for the Failover API usage
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Update 'Installing optional dependencies' documentation in https://redis.github.io/jedis/failover/
resilience4j-allis also required when using the Failover API (MultiDbClient), because of usage ofDecorator