Bump Jackson to latest v2.17.1 and sync in templates

[Philzen]

As the title says. 🔝

Also, by adjusting the Spring Boot Jackson version import, the total number of dependencies drops by 6 (to 269 for the whole project).

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[wing328]

please resolve the merge conflicts when you've time. thank you

[Philzen]

please resolve the merge conflicts when you've time. thank you

Ready :)

[Philzen]

@wing328

Now also updated the library descriptions with version numbers (all of them) as some were completely off:

openapi-generator/modules/openapi-generator/src/main/java/org/openapitools/codegen/languages/JavaClientCodegen.java

Lines 238 to 252 in d2c068c

	supportedLibraries.put(JERSEY2, "HTTP client: Jersey client 2.25.1. JSON processing: Jackson 2.17.1");
	supportedLibraries.put(JERSEY3, "HTTP client: Jersey client 3.1.1. JSON processing: Jackson 2.17.1");
	supportedLibraries.put(FEIGN, "HTTP client: OpenFeign 13.2.1. JSON processing: Jackson 2.17.1 or Gson 2.10.1");
	supportedLibraries.put(OKHTTP_GSON, "[DEFAULT] HTTP client: OkHttp 4.11.0. JSON processing: Gson 2.10.1. Enable Parcelable models on Android using '-DparcelableModel=true'. Enable gzip request encoding using '-DuseGzipFeature=true'.");
	supportedLibraries.put(RETROFIT_2, "HTTP client: OkHttp 4.11.0. JSON processing: Gson 2.10.1 (Retrofit 2.5.0) or Jackson 2.17.1. Enable the RxJava adapter using '-DuseRxJava[2/3]=true'. (RxJava 1.x or 2.x or 3.x)");
	supportedLibraries.put(RESTTEMPLATE, "HTTP client: Spring RestTemplate 5.3.33 (6.1.5 if `useJakartaEe=true`). JSON processing: Jackson 2.17.1");
	supportedLibraries.put(WEBCLIENT, "HTTP client: Spring WebClient 5.1.18. JSON processing: Jackson 2.17.1");
	supportedLibraries.put(RESTCLIENT, "HTTP client: Spring RestClient 6.1.6. JSON processing: Jackson 2.17.1");
	supportedLibraries.put(RESTEASY, "HTTP client: Resteasy client 4.7.6. JSON processing: Jackson 2.17.1");
	supportedLibraries.put(VERTX, "HTTP client: VertX client 3.5.2. JSON processing: Jackson 2.17.1");
	supportedLibraries.put(GOOGLE_API_CLIENT, "HTTP client: Google API client 2.2.0. JSON processing: Jackson 2.17.1");
	supportedLibraries.put(REST_ASSURED, "HTTP client: rest-assured 5.3.2. JSON processing: Gson 2.10.1 or Jackson 2.17.1. Only for Java 8");
	supportedLibraries.put(NATIVE, "HTTP client: Java native HttpClient. JSON processing: Jackson 2.17.1. Only for Java11+");
	supportedLibraries.put(MICROPROFILE, "HTTP client: Microprofile client " + MICROPROFILE_REST_CLIENT_DEFAULT_VERSION + " (default, set desired version via `" + MICROPROFILE_REST_CLIENT_VERSION + "=x.x.x`). JSON processing: JSON-B 1.0.2 or Jackson 2.17.1");
	supportedLibraries.put(APACHE, "HTTP client: Apache httpclient 5.2.1. JSON processing: Jackson 2.17.1");

Wonder how we could ensure this doesn't get out-of-sync the next time some dependency get's updated. Probably managing all of it in a constant, such as JavaClientCodegen.MICROPROFILE_REST_CLIENT_DEFAULT_VERSION already does (it is applied in the template directly).

Branch is rebased now but CI will keep failing before being rebased on #18826

[wing328]

Wonder how we could ensure this doesn't get out-of-sync the next time some dependency get's updated

my take is to simply omit the version number or just use 5.x instead of something of 5.1.8 as we generally don't document the library version in the description in other generators (e.g. PHP, Python, etc)