fix(deps): resolve logging conflicts from Hive Metastore #2648
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feat(dependencies): add jcl-over-slf4j library and exclude conflicting logging implementations
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hive-metastoredependency transitively introducedlogback-classicandcommons-logging, which conflicted with the project's existingslf4j-reload4jlogging setup. This caused the primary logging configuration to be ignored and replaced by unwanted default logging.This commit resolves the issue by:
logback-classic,logback-core, and the nativecommons-loggingimplementation across all project configurations.jcl-over-slf4jbridge dependency. This satisfies Hive's runtime requirement for thecommons-loggingAPI while redirecting its log calls to the project's unified SLF4J backend.