Fix test framework implementation dependencies deprecation - #39
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Use testing {} block with useJUnitJupiter() instead of test.useJUnitPlatform()
to explicitly declare test framework and avoid Gradle 9.0 deprecation warning.
Closes: #36
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Gradle 8.x deprecated automatic loading of test framework implementation dependencies, scheduled for removal in Gradle 9.0.
The warning occurred because
test.useJUnitPlatform()relies on Gradle to automatically inject the JUnit Jupiter engine dependency. The modern approach is to use thetesting {}block withuseJUnitJupiter(), which makes the test framework declaration explicit and configuration-cache friendly.Closes: #36