Fix Env vars de/serialization for formulation

[mr-zepol]

This PR introduces key improvements following extensive testing across various scenarios.

It addresses issues with the de/serialization process for formulation, particularly in handling environment variables, which were previously inconsistent. To resolve these issues, a new class structure has been implemented that better aligns with the schema definition.

Note: This update includes some breaking changes. However, given the nature of the changes, they are unlikely to impact current usage, as no related issues have been reported thus far.

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[mr-zepol]

Fixed Compilation Issues

[nscuro]

@mr-zepol Note: This update includes some breaking changes. However, given the nature of the changes, they are unlikely to impact current usage, as no related issues have been reported thus far.

While I technically agree, I do think we need to take semver a bit more seriously. Last time we released breaking changes in a bugfix version (by my mistake). So I'd suggest we bump the library version to 10.0.0-SNAPSHOT for this:

cyclonedx-core-java/pom.xml

Line 26 in dde0024

<version>9.0.6-SNAPSHOT</version>

WDYT?

[mr-zepol]

@mr-zepol Note: This update includes some breaking changes. However, given the nature of the changes, they are unlikely to impact current usage, as no related issues have been reported thus far.

While I technically agree, I do think we need to take semver a bit more seriously. Last time we released breaking changes in a bugfix version (by my mistake). So I'd suggest we bump the library version to 10.0.0-SNAPSHOT for this:

cyclonedx-core-java/pom.xml

Line 26 in dde0024

<version>9.0.6-SNAPSHOT</version>

WDYT?

Yes, that makes sense, so IMO what we should do is merge the other PRs we have, have a normal release, and then this one

[nscuro]

@mr-zepol Good suggestion!

[mr-zepol]

@mr-zepol Good suggestion!

So I will create smaller PRs for this one that we can merge before introducing the actual breaking changes, so we have a release with all the improvements.

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Common ancestor commit (16276f9)	6052	4452	73.56%
Head commit (14cdc47)	6113 (+61)	4513 (+61)	73.83% (+0.26%)

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[mr-zepol]

@nscuro since we have a new release with the previous changes, this one can be merged now