Bump htmlunit from 2.29 to 2.52.0

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Bumps htmlunit from 2.29 to 2.52.0.

Release notes

Sourced from htmlunit's releases.

HtmlUnit 2.52.0

• the usual bugfixes
• Firefox 90
• updates from Rhino
• many java.awt dependencies removed (by implementing our own simple 2D graphics)
• inline styles are now parsed by the htmlunit-cssparser
• many style handling related fixes and improvements
• element behaviors and HTML components (HTCs) have been removed from the code base

HtmlUnit 2.51.0

• the usual bugfixes
• Firefox 89
• Chrome/Edge 91
• JS Template support
• many updates from Rhino

HtmlUnit 2.50.0

• the usual bugfixes
• Firefox 88
• Chrome/Edge 90
• many updates from Rhino incl. BigInt support)
• documentation now has a link to 'The Java Web Scraping Handbook'
• the WebClient constructors are supporting a proxyScheme now

HtmlUnit 2.49.1

• Clicking an anchor was always calling the attachment handler (if set). This was a regression from anchor download attribute support.

HtmlUnit 2.49.0

• the usual bugfixes
• updates from Rhino
• Firefox 87
• documentation updates for file download handling
• Cookies generated from client code now sent to subdomains also

HtmlUnit 2.48.0

• the usual Bugfixes
• updates from Rhino
• improvements for the CanvasRenderingContext2D
• DomNode#asNormalizedText() added
• WebClient.loadHtmlCodeIntoCurrentWindow(String) and WebClient.loadXHtmlCodeIntoCurrentWindow(String) added
• Chrome/Edge 89
• Firefox 86

HtmlUnit-2.47.1

• fix a neko regression from the improved table parsing done in 2.44.0.

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Commits

• 66d5804 prepare 2.52.0 release
• d543de2 more detailed tests and some fixes for HtmlArea processing
• 8794ce9 commons-io back to 2.10.0
• ac7d97a improve test
• 0bf2dad neko and core-js releases
• 46baaa7 document last core-js changes
• 7e563f2 a bit cleanup
• 6bb8899 cssparser is released
• dbe7327 cleanup
• 2cf144a remove direct ref to ConsString
• Additional commits viewable in compare view

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