update go and java dependencies to their latest releases

[havetisyan]

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This pull request performs routine maintenance by updating both Go and Java project dependencies to their latest available versions. This ensures the project benefits from the most recent bug fixes, performance improvements, and security patches provided by these libraries, contributing to overall system stability and security.

Highlights

• Go Dependency Updates: Numerous Go module dependencies, including various AWS SDK Go v2 components, golang.org/x libraries (crypto, net, mod, sys, term, text, tools), and k8s.io/utils, have been updated to their latest patch or minor versions. A direct dependency on google.golang.org/api was also introduced.
• Java Dependency Updates: Several Java dependencies managed via pom.xml have been updated. Key updates include AWS SDK v2 for Java, AWS Secret Manager, Google Cloud Platform BOM, Jackson libraries (annotations, core, databind), Logback, Nimbus JOSE, OpenTelemetry, Protobuf, Swagger, and TestNG.

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Code Review

This pull request updates various dependencies across both Go modules and Maven. The Go module updates in go.mod and go.sum include bumping versions for AWS SDK components, golang.org/x packages (crypto, net, mod, sys, term, text, tools), k8s.io/utils, and adding google.golang.org/api. Concurrently, the pom.xml file sees updates to Maven dependency versions for AWS SDK v2, AWS Secret Manager, GCP BOM, Jackson, Logback, Nimbus JOSE, OpenTelemetry, Protobuf, Swagger, and TestNG. A review comment specifically points out an inconsistency in the pom.xml regarding Jackson dependency versions, noting that jackson-annotations.version is 2.21 while jackson-core.version and jackson-databind.version are 2.21.0, and suggests using either the Jackson BOM or a single version property for better maintainability and compatibility.