Add support for JUnit 5#38
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- update JUnit 4 to latest - add latest JUnit 5
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This pr adds support for JUnit 5 along side JUnit 4.
The chosen approach focuses on maximising code reuse while minimziging code changes.
The assertions in
AbstractTestResourcesrequire JUnit 4 to always be present.Different approaches are certainly possible, one would for example be to make dedicates module for JUnit 4 and JUnit 5.