build: bump jminuit from clasweb's v1.0 to SLAC's v1.0.2

[c-dilks]

We currently consume org.freehep:jminuit:1.0 from clasweb, and only the rich module uses it. This version is binary equivalent to org.freehep:freehep-jminuit:1.0.1 hosted at SLAC at https://srs.slac.stanford.edu/nexus/content/groups/freehep-maven2-public/

I decided to bump this to the 1.0.2 version from SLAC, since:

• HPS uses this repository
• groot uses this repository and this version
• the changes are mostly related to logging; here's a diff of the decompiled JARs (you must be signed in to view):
  • https://code.jlab.org/dilks/jarchaeology-jminuit/-/compare/clasweb-1.0...SLAC-1.0.2

Note that it was removed from the shaded JAR in #1481

[c-dilks]

@mirazita @baltzell the only real changes in jminuit involve the logger: instead of printing with System.err.println they are actually using java.util.logging.Logger and log levels. In fact, maybe this'll solve our downstream logging woes in calcode once and for all! (and I refuse to investigate that 😅)

Aside from that, some class members have been made final.

You can see the full diff of the decompiled jminuit here (must be signed in):
https://code.jlab.org/dilks/jarchaeology-jminuit/-/compare/clasweb-1.0...SLAC-1.0.2

[baltzell]

Which one used/uses the logger versus System.*.print?

[baltzell]

Note that SLAC's freehep maven repos (and other related infrastructure from that era) have been problems multiple times over the past decade. And at some point we copied their stuff over to JLab for hosting from clasweb. Is anything happening here that would make it difficult to switch back (and forth)?

[c-dilks]

Which one used/uses the logger versus System.*.print?

The old one uses System.*.print*, the new one uses java.util.logging.Logger and proper log levels. Many printouts that spam stderr are now printed at the INFO level, for example:

-                System.err.println("MnHesse: matrix is invalid!");
-                System.err.println("MnHesse: matrix is not pos. def.!");
-                System.err.println("MnHesse: matrix was forced pos. def.");
+                logger.info("MnHesse: matrix is invalid!");
+                logger.info("MnHesse: matrix is not pos. def.!");
+                logger.info("MnHesse: matrix was forced pos. def.");

Note that SLAC's freehep maven repos (and other related infrastructure from that era) have been problems multiple times over the past decade. And at some point we copied their stuff over to JLab for hosting from clasweb. Is anything happening here that would make it difficult to switch back (and forth)?

Let's mirror their deployed repository on code.jlab.org.

[mirazita]

As far as I could understand, this minuit stuff is used in the RICH reconstruction in two cases.

1. In an old ray tracing function that is not used any more.
2. In a function that is solving analytically the tracing problem for photons with no reflections.
   As for point 1), the function could be easily removed.
   The function of point 2) was used at the early stage of the reconstruction implementation to cross check the current ray tracing algorithm. It is basically not used any more, however the CCDB has a flag to activate it, therefore I don't want to remove it.