KOGITO-6272 Ensure Quarkus extensions do not depend on quarkus-jackson #1726
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While bumping to 2.5.0.CR1 a couple of jackson-related issues were
discovered
quarkus-jackson
being a dependency; but it wastransitive from vertx; now vertx removed that dependency and we break
present
provided
dependency toquarkus-jackson
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