* Bump Apache Avro to 1.9.0
Apache Avro 1.9.0 brings a lot of new features:
* Deprecate Joda-Time in favor of Java8 JSR310 and setting it as default
* Remove support for Hadoop 1.x
* Move from Jackson 1.x to 2.9
* Add ZStandard Codec
* Lots of updates on the dependencies to fix CVE's
* Remove Jackson classes from public API
* Apache Avro is built by default with Java 8
* Apache Avro is compiled and tested with Java 11 to guarantee compatibility
* Apache Avro MapReduce is compiled and tested with Hadoop 3
* Apache Avro is now leaner, multiple dependencies were removed: guava, paranamer, commons-codec, and commons-logging
* Introduce JMH Performance Testing Framework
* Add Snappy support for C++ DataFile
* and many, many more!
* Add exclusions for Jackson
* Remove Apache Pig from the tests
* Remove the Pig specific part
* Fix the Checkstyle issues
* Cleanup a bit
* Add an additional test
* Revert the abstract class
* Upgrade various build and doc links to https.
Where it wasn't possible to upgrade build-time dependencies to https,
I kept http in place but used hardcoded checksums or GPG keys to ensure
that artifacts fetched over http are verified properly.
* Switch to https://apache.org.
* Rename io.druid to org.apache.druid.
* Fix META-INF files and remove some benchmark results.
* MonitorsConfig update for metrics package migration.
* Reorder some dimensions in inner queries for some reason.
* Fix protobuf tests.
From the kafka-schema-registry-client in the avro extension slf4j
will be packaged into the distribution. We don't want this as it
will conflict and throw a slf4j multiple bindings warning.
This will cause slf4j to fall back to no-operation (NOP) binding.