Bump jjwt-impl from 0.10.5 to 0.11.1

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Bumps jjwt-impl from 0.10.5 to 0.11.1.

Changelog

0.11.1

This patch release:

Upgrades the jjwt-jackson module's Jackson dependency to 2.9.10.3.

Fixes an issue when using Java 9+ Map.of with JacksonDeserializer that resulted in an NullPointerException.

Fixes an issue that prevented the jjwt-gson .jar's seralizer/deserializer implementation from being detected automatically.

Ensures service implementations are now loaded from the context class loader, Services.class.classLoader, and the system classloader, the first classloader with a service wins, and the others are ignored. This mimics how Classes.forName() works, and how JJWT attempted to auto-discover various implementations in previous versions.

Fixes a minor error in the Claims#getIssuedAt JavaDoc.

0.11.0

This minor release:
Adds Google's Gson as a natively supported JSON parser. Installation instructions have been updated and new JJWT Gson usage guidelines have been added.

Updates the Jackson dependency version to 2.9.10 to address three security vulnerabilities in Jackson.
A new JwtParserBuilder interface has been added and is the recommended way of creating an immutable and thread-safe JwtParser instance. Mutable methods in JwtParser will be removed before v1.0. Migration to the new signatures is straightforward, for example:

Previous Version:
 Jwts.parser()
     .requireAudience("string")
     .parse(jwtString)
Current Version:
Jwts.parserBuilder()
    .requireAudience("string")
    .build()
    .parse(jwtString)
Adds io.jsonwebtoken.lang.Maps utility class to make creation of maps fluent, as demonstrated next.
Adds support for custom types when deserializing with Jackson. To use configure your parser:
Jwts.parserBuilder().deserializeJsonWith(
    new JacksonDeserializer(
        Maps.of("claimName", YourType.class).build() // <--
    )
).build()
Moves JSON Serializer/Deserializer implementations to a different package name.

io.jsonwebtoken.io.JacksonSerializer -> io.jsonwebtoken.jackson.io.JacksonSerializer

io.jsonwebtoken.io.JacksonDeserializer -> io.jsonwebtoken.jackson.io.JacksonDeserializer

io.jsonwebtoken.io.OrgJsonSerializer -> io.jsonwebtoken.orgjson.io.OrgJsonSerializer

io.jsonwebtoken.io.OrgJsonDeserializer -> io.jsonwebtoken.orgjson.io.OrgJsonDeserializer

A backward compatibility modules has been created using the deprecated classifier (io.jsonwebtoken:jjwt-jackson:0.11.0:deprecated and io.jsonwebtoken:jjwt-orjson:0.11.0:deprecated), if you are compiling against these classes directly, otherwise you will be unaffected.
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Commits

c09deaa [maven-release-plugin] prepare release 0.11.1
c563365 Prepping for the 0.11.0 --> 0.11.1 release
f22a0e9 Prepping for the 0.11.0 --> 0.11.1 release
2349d4d Upgraded Jackson dependency to 2.9.10.3. Resolves #567. (#576)
6565bdc Minor JavaDoc fix and changelog updates. Fixes #535 (#575)
9e65ab7 Services now checks the contextClassLoader, Services.class.classLoader, and t...
111633f Gson Serializer/Deserializer are now correctly registered service when found ...
0fd59ef Bump jackson-databind from 2.9.10.1 to 2.9.10.3
e115085 Allow JacksonDeserializer to work with Java 9+ Map.of
09637f1 Fixing version references for the 0.11.0 release.
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