refactor: split into core library and per-version test modules#36
refactor: split into core library and per-version test modules#36javier-godoy wants to merge 1 commit into
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Compile the library once against Vaadin 14 in a self-contained
coremodule, and run a single shared test suite against Vaadin 14/23/24/25 via dedicatedtest-v*modules. Each test module adds the shared sources fromtests-sharedvia build-helper and pins its own Vaadin runtime; surefire selection runs the legacy (*Test24) suites on 14/23/24 and the Jackson (*Test25) suites on 25.Close #34