Migrate TestFailReporter to JUnit 5 TestFailExtension #3680
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Extracts the TestFailReporter inner class from FileBufferFunctions into a standalone TestFailExtension class that implements JUnit 5's TestWatcher interface. Updates FileBufferFunctions to use @RegisterExtension with the new extension. Updates rules-replacement.md to reflect the migration.
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Extracts the
TestFailReporterinner class fromFileBufferFunctionsinto a standaloneTestFailExtensionclass that implements JUnit 5'sTestWatcherinterface.Updates
FileBufferFunctionsto use@RegisterExtensionwith the new extension.This contributes to the JUnit 5 migration efforts.