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Migrate Ant core tests to JUnit 5 #903
Migrates the tests in org.eclipse.ant.tests.core to JUnit 5. - Exchange JUnit 4 test annotations - Replace JUnit 4 test suites with JUnit platform suites - Replace JUnit 4 assertions with JUnit 5 assertions Contributes to #903
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