Use dependency library to parse dependencies and modules#3157
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This pulls coursier/dependency, and uses it internally to parse dependencies. Some more thinking is needed to use it in the user facing API, at a later time.
My goal here is to later allow repeated parameters to be added in dependency strings, like
org:name:version,bom=org.apache.spark%spark-parent_2.13%3.5.3,bom=io.quarkus%quarkus-bom%3.16.2