Cleaning-up lift-4.0

[François]

Hello everyone,


I would love to see lift-4.0 go ahead, and so I opened 2 PR to help start with the subject:

- https://github.com/lift/framework/pull/2026: remove squery and reference to scala JSON combinator parser (it was deleted in newer version). The goal is to start cleaning-up dependencies with simple things before actually updating dependencies.

- https://github.com/lift/framework/pull/2027 : clean-up warnings. There a lot of warning, so I tried to correct all of them. Of course, that didn't work and it remains 2 categories (maybe bugs, deprecation change needing someone who knows what lift intents). I detailed all warning and their corrections in the PR description.

Tests pass, and Rudder (my lift application) seems to work fine with that - but it's a relatively simple app on the lift part, so I'm not sure it means a lot.

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François ARMAND

[Matt Farmer]

Nice. I will have a look today!

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[François]

I addressed the different comments, could someone look at the PR again ?

Thanks !

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[Matt Farmer]

Just approved and merged. Sorry it took so long - I'm still trying to
get back into sustainable OSS maintainer habits after having kids and
my youngest is three. lol.

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[François]

Hello,


Hey, no problem :) It's also my part of the OSS thing to ping when I did my part of the work, there's no reason for having all the stress on the maintainer side.

Cheers !

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François ARMAND