Update protobuf-java to 4.32.1

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📦 Updates com.google.protobuf:protobuf-java from 3.25.8 to 4.32.1 ⚠

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request focuses on a critical dependency upgrade, bringing the protobuf-java library to its latest major version. This update is essential for incorporating the most recent features, performance enhancements, and security fixes from the Protobuf ecosystem, ensuring the project remains current and robust.

Highlights

• Dependency Update: Updated the com.google.protobuf:protobuf-java dependency from version 3.25.8 to 4.32.1.

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Code Review

This pull request proposes an update to protobuf-java from a 3.x version to 4.32.1. This update is incorrect and should not be merged. The 4.x series of protobuf-java is not a successor to the 3.x series for standard Java projects; it's intended for Java Lite. This project's dependency grpc-java relies on the 3.x series of protobuf-java, so this update would introduce binary incompatibilities and cause runtime errors. I recommend closing this PR and configuring Scala Steward to ignore this update path.

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This update to protobuf-java version 4.32.1 is incorrect and will cause issues. According to the official Protocol Buffers documentation, the 4.x releases are for Java Lite and C# users, while regular Java users should stick to the 3.x series. This project uses grpc-protobuf version 1.75.0, which depends on protobuf-java version 3.25.3. Introducing protobuf-java 4.x will create a version conflict and lead to binary incompatibilities, likely resulting in NoSuchMethodError or other LinkageErrors at runtime. This change should be reverted. It would be best to close this PR and configure Scala Steward to ignore this and future 4.x updates for protobuf-java.