feat(runner): Add Robolectric test runner helper

[warnyul]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Refactor
  • Added import for tech.apter.junit.jupiter.robolectric.RobolectricExtension.
  • Refactored logging statements in test runner methods.
  • Introduced runFinallyAfterTest method for final test actions.
  • Modified class loader configuration to exclude specific classes/packages.
  • Minor adjustments in method validations and companion object.
• New Features
  • Introduced helper extensions for running JUnit5 tests with Robolectric.
  • Added internal function for replacing the class loader of a thread.
• Tests
  • Added test cases for verifying the functionality of the JUnit 5 Robolectric test runner helper class.
  • Introduced a test class with two test methods, one annotated with @Config.

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Walkthrough

The changes encompass enhancements to the Robolectric test runner for JUnit 5, introducing new classes and extensions to enhance test management. These updates aim to refine test setup, execution, and environment handling within the Robolectric framework.

Changes

File	Summary
.../JUnit5RobolectricTestRunner.kt	Added import for RobolectricExtension, refactored logging, introduced runFinallyAfterTest, and modified createClassLoaderConfig.
.../JUnit5RobolectricTestRunnerHelper.kt .../JUnit5RobolectricTestRunnerHelperExtensions.kt	Introduced helper classes for managing Robolectric test execution and providing additional functionalities.
.../ThreadExtensions.kt	Added an internal function for managing class loaders in threads.
.../JUnit5RobolectricRunnerHelperTest.kt	Test cases for verifying the functionality of the Robolectric test runner helper class.
.../TwoTestMethodsJunitJupiterTest.kt	Introduces a test class with two test methods, one annotated with @Config.

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