Remove the deprecated localRepository from MavenReportExecutorRequest - #159
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Deprecated by MSHARED-1207 and shipped that way since 2.0.0-M10; nothing in this project ever read the field, and maven-site-plugin, the only consumer in the Maven estate, never set it. The test keeps org.apache.maven.artifact.repository.ArtifactRepository: MavenExecutionRequest still takes one to build the MavenSession, and that does not change until the baseline is Maven 4.
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MavenReportExecutorRequest#localRepositoryhas been deprecated since MSHARED-1207 (2.0.0-M10, March 2023). Nothing in this project reads it, and maven-site-plugin — the only consumer in the Maven estate — builds the request without it.Removing public API means the next release is 2.1.0 rather than 2.0.2. No version bump here; that is the release manager's call.
This does not clear
org.apache.maven.artifact.repository.ArtifactRepositoryfrom the project. The test still needs one becauseMavenExecutionRequesttakes it to build theMavenSession, and that only goes away with a Maven 4 baseline.Independent of #158 — this one is a straight deprecated-API removal and does not touch the Maven baseline.
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