build: upgrade Mockito for JDK 26

[lm-sousa]

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[Copilot]

🟡 Changes recommended

LARAI tests use Mockito static mocking (mockStatic), which requires mockito-inline, so removing it is expected to break the test suite at runtime.

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Pull request overview

Updates Mockito test dependencies across several Gradle subprojects to support building/testing on newer JDKs (per PR title: JDK 26), by upgrading Mockito artifacts and cleaning up test dependency declarations.

Changes:

• Bumped mockito-core and mockito-junit-jupiter from 5.5.0 to 5.23.0 in multiple modules.
• Removed mockito-inline test dependency lines from the affected modules.

File summaries

File	Description
WeaverInterface/build.gradle	Upgrades Mockito test dependencies; removes mockito-inline.
WeaverGen2/build.gradle	Upgrades Mockito test dependencies; removes mockito-inline.
LaraUtils/build.gradle	Upgrades Mockito test dependencies; removes mockito-inline.
LARAI/build.gradle	Upgrades Mockito test dependencies; removes mockito-inline (but LARAI tests use mockStatic).

Review details

• Files reviewed: 4/4 changed files
• Comments generated: 1
• Review effort level: Lite

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[lm-sousa]

Note

glm-5.3-flash responding of behalf of @lm-sousa

Dismissing Copilot's review: since Mockito 5.0, mockito-core enables the inline mock maker by default, so removing mockito-inline (redundant at any 5.x, and this PR upgrades to 5.23.0) does not affect mockStatic — the "requires the inline mock maker" caveat is Mockito 4.x behavior. Empirically, this PR's CI is green with static mocking in place: LaraIUtilsTest calls mockStatic(OptionsParser.class) and both "Build Java" and the JUnit test report pass.

[sonarqubecloud]

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