Introduces the experimental plugin feature #5318
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Description
Introduces the experimental plugin feature, allowing plugin developers to mark plugins as experimental.
This PR adds a new annotation
@Experimental
which can be applied to plugin types. When loading plugins, the plugin framework will now check whether the plugin is experimental or not. If the plugin is experimental, Data Prepper will fail if experimental plugins are not enabled. This PR also adds a new configuration indata-prepper-config.yaml
to enable all experimental plugins if they are desired.New configuration:
Additionally, I refactored the code that logs deprecated plugin names into a consumer to help the overall code structure and fit the code design I took for checking for experimental plugins.
Issues Resolved
Resolves #2695
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