PR Summary

• New Constructor in Faker related classes for Whitelisting Providers
  In this PR, we have added a new way of initializing classes related to 'Faker': BaseFaker, FoodFaker, HealthcareFaker, SportFaker, and VideoGameFaker. This new way allows the user to define which 'providers' are safe to use or 'whitelisted', using a 'whitelist predicate'.

• Updated getProvider method to respect the whitelist
  The getProvider method in BaseFaker has been modified in order to respect our new whitelist. If the class of the provider is not on the whitelist, this method will now raise an exception, ensuring that only approved providers can be called.

• Ensuring Whitelisting Functionality Works Correctly
  We have also introduced new test cases in the FakerTest class. These tests emulate various scenarios to confirm that the new whitelisting feature works correctly, helping to ensure the safety and integrity of output from our 'Faker' classes.

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To be honest, I don't understand why it's needed.

Do I correctly understand that

1. new Faker.expression("#{Name.fullName}") return a random name
2. Faker(..., c -> c != Name.class).expression("#{Name.fullName}") throws an exception

But if you don't need names, just don't call *.expression("#{Name.fullName}")... What's the problem?

Do I correctly understand that
new Faker.expression("#{Name.fullName}") return a random name
Faker(..., c -> c != Name.class).expression("#{Name.fullName}") throws an exception

yes

But if you don't need names, just don't call *.expression("#{Name.fullName}")... What's the problem?

it works if you control the input

however if input comes from a third party then you can not say just don't call smth... or even if you say you can not be sure in it