New argument validation methods in KiwiValidations

[sleberknight]

Add methods in KiwiValidations to validate method arguments. Normally these would go in KiwiPreconditions, but since these will require Jakarta Bean Validation, it seems to make more sense for them to live in KiwiValidations.

Method signatures:

// Validate an argument using the default validation group

public static <T> void checkArgumentValid(T object)

public static <T> void checkArgumentValid(T object, String errorMessage)

public static <T> void checkArgumentValid(T object,
        String errorMessageTemplate,
        Object... errorMessageArgs)

public static <T> void checkArgumentValid(T object,
        Function<Set<ConstraintViolation<T>>, String> errorMessageCreator)

// Validate an argument using custom validation group(s)

public static <T> void checkArgumentValid(T object, Class<?>... groupClasses)

public static <T> void checkArgumentValid(T object, String errorMessage, Class<?>... groupClasses)

// Unfortunately have to collect the args for the template in a list since
// you can't have two varargs parameters. It could also be an array but
// let's use List. It's pretty easy to do List.of(...)
public static <T> void checkArgumentValid(T object,
        String errorMessageTemplate,
        List<Object> errorMessageArgs,
        Class<?>... groupClasses)

public static <T> void checkArgumentValid(T object,
        Function<Set<ConstraintViolation<T>>, String> errorMessageCreator,
        Class<?>... groupClasses)

// Check set of constraint violations

public static <T> void checkArgumentNoViolations(Set<ConstraintViolation<T>> violations)

public static <T> void checkArgumentNoViolations(Set<ConstraintViolation<T>> violations,
        String errorMessage)

public static <T> void checkArgumentNoViolations(Set<ConstraintViolation<T>> violations,
        String errorMessageTemplate,
        Object... errorMessageArgs)

public static <T> void checkArgumentNoViolations(Set<ConstraintViolation<T>> violations,
        Function<Set<ConstraintViolation<T>>, String> errorMessageCreator)