Remove ancient test fixtures and dependencies #3039
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The `@TempLoggingDir` JUnit 5 extensions create a totally deterministic directory to hold the log files for tests. Since the directory is deleted only if all the tests succeed, this causes a problem with test reruns.
This removes the test dependency on `oro:oro` and the `VelocityTest`, which uses Apache Velocity 1.7 for no clear reason.
vy
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Since `log4j-1.2-api` is a legacy component, reactivating disabled tests is not worth the effort. Therefore, we remove all the disabled tests and the test fixtures they used.
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@vy, I also removed the disabled tests in Personally I find that enabling new tests in |
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vy
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This removes the test dependency on
oro:oroand theVelocityTest, which uses Apache Velocity 1.7 for no clear reason.