Migrate deprecated AssertionsForClassTypes/InterfaceTypes to Assertions#1010
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…tions AssertJ deprecated `AssertionsForClassTypes` and `AssertionsForInterfaceTypes` in favor of the unified `Assertions` entry point (assertj/assertj#4268). This adds `MigrateAssertionsForClassAndInterfaceTypes`, which retargets all static methods of both classes to `Assertions`. The generic `AssertionsForClassTypes.assertThat(T)` returns an `ObjectAssert`, but the unified `Assertions` also offers more specific overloads, so a naive swap would re-bind an `Iterable`/`Map`/`Comparable`/... argument to e.g. `IterableAssert` and stop compiling. The new type-aware `MigrateAssertionsForClassTypes` recipe routes only those colliding arguments to `assertThatObject`, resolving #664.
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AssertJ deprecated
AssertionsForClassTypesandAssertionsForInterfaceTypesin favor of the unifiedAssertionsentry point (assertj/assertj#4268), so this addsMigrateAssertionsForClassAndInterfaceTypesto retarget all static methods of both classes toAssertions(enabling the long-disabled handling from Code does not compile after AssertionsForClassTypes import is replaced by Assertions #664). The hazard is the genericAssertionsForClassTypes.assertThat(T)(returnsObjectAssert): sinceAssertionsalso has more-specific overloads, a naive swap would re-bind anIterable/Map/Comparable/... argument to e.g.IterableAssertand stop compiling. The new type-awareMigrateAssertionsForClassTypesrecipe routes only those colliding arguments toassertThatObject, leaving plain objects and typed overloads onassertThat. The recipe is wired into the top-levelAssertjrecipe, the superseded@DisabledStaticImportsTestcase is replaced by a dedicated test class, andrecipes.csvis updated. Everything is verified against AssertJ 3.27 (all migration targets already exist), so it works today even though the upstream PR is still a draft targeting 3.28.0.Fixes Code does not compile after AssertionsForClassTypes import is replaced by Assertions #664