deps: Refactor dependencies (#3224)

* remove spring dep
move junit, logging, mockito under dep mgmt

* upgrade anti-corruption-layer deps

* async method invocation

* balking, bloc

* bridge to bytecode

* caching

* callback - cqrs

* component - health check

* hexagonal - metadata mapping

* rest of the patterns

* remove checkstyle, take spotless into use

data-transfer-object/src/main/java/com/iluwatar/datatransfer/App.java

@@ -38,17 +38,16 @@ import lombok.extern.slf4j.Slf4j;
  * The Data Transfer Object pattern is a design pattern in which an data transfer object is used to
  * serve related information together to avoid multiple call for each piece of information.
  *
- * <p>In the first example, {@link App} is a customer details consumer i.e. client to
- * request for customer details to server. {@link CustomerResource} act as server to serve customer
- * information. {@link CustomerDto} is data transfer object to share customer information.
+ * <p>In the first example, {@link App} is a customer details consumer i.e. client to request for
+ * customer details to server. {@link CustomerResource} act as server to serve customer information.
+ * {@link CustomerDto} is data transfer object to share customer information.
  *
- * <p>In the second example, {@link App} is a product details consumer i.e. client to
- * request for product details to server. {@link ProductResource} acts as server to serve
- * product information. {@link ProductDto} is data transfer object to share product information.
+ * <p>In the second example, {@link App} is a product details consumer i.e. client to request for
+ * product details to server. {@link ProductResource} acts as server to serve product information.
+ * {@link ProductDto} is data transfer object to share product information.
  *
  * <p>The pattern implementation is a bit different in each of the examples. The first can be
  * thought as a traditional example and the second is an enum based implementation.
- *
  */
 @Slf4j
 public class App {
@@ -88,28 +87,32 @@ public class App {
 
     // Example 2: Product DTO
 
-    Product tv = Product.builder().id(1L).name("TV").supplier("Sony").price(1000D).cost(1090D).build();
+    Product tv =
+        Product.builder().id(1L).name("TV").supplier("Sony").price(1000D).cost(1090D).build();
     Product microwave =
         Product.builder()
             .id(2L)
             .name("microwave")
             .supplier("Delonghi")
             .price(1000D)
-            .cost(1090D).build();
+            .cost(1090D)
+            .build();
     Product refrigerator =
         Product.builder()
             .id(3L)
             .name("refrigerator")
             .supplier("Botsch")
             .price(1000D)
-            .cost(1090D).build();
+            .cost(1090D)
+            .build();
     Product airConditioner =
         Product.builder()
             .id(4L)
             .name("airConditioner")
             .supplier("LG")
             .price(1000D)
-            .cost(1090D).build();
+            .cost(1090D)
+            .build();
     List<Product> products =
         new ArrayList<>(Arrays.asList(tv, microwave, refrigerator, airConditioner));
     ProductResource productResource = new ProductResource(products);