JNG-6082 Refactor required validation and default value processing

[bencegelei]

JNG-6082 Refactor payload validator (requireds) and default values processing

JNG-6082 Refactor required validation and default value processing

[coderabbitai]

Walkthrough

The pull request involves updating version numbers for three JUDO Tatami component properties in the pom.xml file. The changes reflect a version update for judo-dao-api, judo-sdk-common, and judo-operation-utils components, all associated with a feature branch related to refactoring required validation and default value processing.

Changes

File	Changes
pom.xml	- Updated judo-dao-api-version from develop to feature branch version - Updated judo-sdk-common-version from develop to feature branch version - Updated judo-operation-utils-version from develop to feature branch version

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Refactoring validation, smooth and clean
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pom.xml (1)

89-91: Verify the dependency version changes.

The version updates align with the PR objective of refactoring required validation and default value processing. However, there are a few points to consider:

1. The versions are using feature branch builds which could be less stable than release versions.
2. The version timestamps are from January 2025, which is unusual as they are future dates.

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