[Test] migrate-junit5-client-module and parameterized beforeEach #4518
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Main Issue: #4322
1. why parameterized beforeEach
Because the current version of Junit 5 does not support class-level parameterized， related links，We can achieve the same effect by beforeEach。
2. Short-term solutions(this pr)
Refer to this post custom ParameterResolver and beforeEach implementations class-level parameterized
3. Long-term solutions
Keep up with the Junit5 community, and when Junit5 supports class-level parameterized, go with the official Junit5 way!
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