update SDK for demo

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Demo for issue

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request updates the OpenFeature SDK dependency to a fixed version 1.19.1. This change is specifically made to support a demo related to an issue, ensuring a consistent and predictable SDK environment for demonstration purposes.

Highlights

• SDK Dependency Update: The dev.openfeature:sdk dependency has been updated from a version range [1.16.0,1.99999) to a specific version 1.19.1.

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Code Review

This pull request updates the OpenFeature SDK dependency in the parent pom.xml from a version range to a fixed version (1.19.1). My review focuses on the implications of this change. While pinning a version improves build reproducibility, it reduces flexibility for consumers of the libraries in this repository. I've added a comment to discuss this trade-off and suggest either updating a related XML comment for consistency if the version pinning is intentional, or reverting to a version range to maintain compatibility flexibility.

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Pinning the sdk dependency to a specific version reduces flexibility for consumers. For a library ecosystem, it's generally better to use a version range to declare compatibility with a range of SDK versions that a consuming application might provide.

• If this change is intentional and permanent, please update the comment on line 103, as it's now inconsistent with the fixed version.
• If flexibility is desired, please consider reverting to a version range. The standard Maven range would be [1.16.0,2.0.0). The previous [1.16.0,1.99999) was likely a way to exclude pre-releases of 2.0, which is also a valid approach.

For future consideration, managing this version via a Maven property could offer a good balance of control and flexibility for child modules.