test: Fix flaky RobolectricTestRunner tests

[warnyul]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Added security-related implementation dependency on libs.guavaConstraint.
  • Enhanced test dependencies for JUnit and Robolectric.
  • Introduced new test classes with specific test methods and annotations.

• Refactor

  • Updated the Key data class to include a new property.
  • Modified method implementations in test classes for improved functionality.

• Tests

  • Updated test methods to use specific assertions and test classes.
  • Introduced utility functions for handling resources and properties in Robolectric testing.

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Walkthrough

The changes encompass enriching the Robolectric extension with updated dependencies, constructor parameters, and test enhancements across various Kotlin files to improve testing capabilities and flexibility.

Changes

File	Summary
.idea/codeStyles/Project.xml	Added configurations for package imports in the project code style settings.
robolectric-extension/build.gradle	Updated dependencies related to Guava, JUnit, and Robolectric.
robolectric-extension/src/main/kotlin/tech/apter/junit/jupiter/robolectric/internal/...	Various changes including constructor parameter addition, method updates, and import modifications.
robolectric-extension/src/test/kotlin/tech/apter/junit/jupiter/robolectric/internal/...	Test enhancements such as import adjustments, method revisions, and new test class introductions.

Poem

In code's symphony, dependencies sway,
Robolectric whispers a brighter day.
With parameters fresh and tests refined,
Our codebase sings, a tune well designed.
Bugs beware, for we test with glee,
Tech tales spun by rabbit's decree! 🐇🌟

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