refactor: Centralize logging exclusions and update maven plugin POM #421
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This change moves the Spring Boot logging exclusions to the dependencyManagement section in the dev/pom.xml. This simplifies individual module POMs, such as the one for tutorials/city-time-weather, by removing the need for repeated exclusions. The maven_plugin/pom.xml is also updated to reflect its new role, though it appears to contain erroneously duplicated content. PiperOrigin-RevId: 804711972
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refactor: Centralize logging exclusions and update maven plugin POM
This change moves the Spring Boot logging exclusions to the dependencyManagement section in the dev/pom.xml. This simplifies individual module POMs, such as the one for tutorials/city-time-weather, by removing the need for repeated exclusions. The maven_plugin/pom.xml is also updated to reflect its new role, though it appears to contain erroneously duplicated content.