Replace univocity-parsers with FastCSV

[marcphilipp]

Unfortunately, univocity-parsers is no longer maintained. While there's is a fork, it's future is unclear.

FastCSV has seen a lot of activity in recent months so we should evaluate if we use it as a replacement. There might be subtle differences how edge cases are handled but we should have good coverage for those in our test suite.

Deliverables

• Implement @CsvSource and @CsvFileSource using FastCSV instead of univocity-parsers

[vdmitrienko]

@marcphilipp can I take a stab?

[marcphilipp]

@vdmitrienko Go for it! 🙂

[vdmitrienko]

@marcphilipp it looks like we can't migrate to FastCSV at the moment - at least not to version 3.x, as it requires Java 11 or higher. Perhaps, we should put this on hold until we migrate to Java 17 #4246

FYI @osiegmar

[marcphilipp]

@vdmitrienko Thanks for taking a closer look! Agreed, let's hold off on this until we start working on 6.0 later this year.

[osiegmar]

I suggest analyzing if any functionality is missing in FastCSV that JUnit requires. This would give me time to design and implement it, ensuring a smooth integration when JUnit 6 development begins.