chore: Release 0.2.5.Beta1 and move to next snapshot

[kabir]

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request performs a routine post-release version bump across all Maven modules in the project. Following the release of 0.2.5.Beta1, it updates the development snapshot version from 0.2.5.Beta1-SNAPSHOT to 0.2.5.Beta2-SNAPSHOT, preparing the codebase for subsequent development iterations.

Highlights

• Version Bump: All pom.xml files across the project, including client, common, examples, reference-impl, sdk-server-common, spec, tck, and tests/server-common, have their parent version updated from 0.2.5.Beta1-SNAPSHOT to 0.2.5.Beta2-SNAPSHOT. This is a standard post-release chore to prepare the codebase for continued development.

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Code Review

This pull request updates the version in all pom.xml files from 0.2.5.Beta1-SNAPSHOT to 0.2.5.Beta2-SNAPSHOT. While the changes are consistent across the project, there is a mismatch with the pull request title, which indicates a release of 0.2.5.beta1. My review includes a comment on the root pom.xml to address this discrepancy, suggesting either correcting the version number for a release or updating the PR title to reflect a version bump for the next development cycle.