Core: Make util test classes and methods package-private#15919
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JUnit 5 does not require test classes or methods to be public. Update test classes in core util package to use package-private visibility, consistent with project conventions.
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What
Update test classes and methods under
core/src/test/.../util/to use package-private visibility by removing unnecessarypublicmodifiers.Why
JUnit 5 does not require test classes or methods to be public, and the project convention recommends package-private visibility unless broader access is required. These 25 test files in the core util package still used
publicvisibility and were updated to align with the convention.Notes
FakeTickerremains public because it is referenced by test classes in other packages (hadoop,rest).TestLockManagers) remain public as required by the interface contract.