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Supply a Java 25 compatible ASM dependency for Plexus metadata - #1408
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Plexus Component Metadata 2.2.0 bundles ASM 9.6, which rejects Java 25 class files. Supply ASM 9.8 for that affected plugin version, including versionless declarations managed by an external parent. Preserve newer and opaque dependency versions, shared properties, future plugin versions, and profile-specific configuration.
The scoped compatibility utility is also included identically in the Impsort fix. Validation: 22 Plexus and 22 Impsort tests pass independently, and native CI passes. Vaadin now completes its exact Java 25 compile command; descriptor and Plexus metadata generation both succeed. Its check remains limited by three existing Plexus test errors and a separate Spring 5 metadata-reader compatibility issue.