fix: Use bom for all netty artifact version and fix joram tests (#2817) * Align the netty native transports from qpid-jms with netty-version activemq-amqp set the netty core jars to netty-version for its tests, but qpid-jms-client still brought netty-transport-native-epoll and the epoll classes at its own 4.1 version. netty 4.2.20 added a JNI method to io.netty.channel.unix.Errors that the 4.1 native library does not have, so on Linux every qpid connection failed with UnsatisfiedLinkError and the whole AMQP test module went red. Import the netty BOM so every netty artifact, natives included, resolves to netty-version, and drop the per-artifact version tags in activemq-amqp since the BOM now supplies them. * Release JORAM JNDI bindings when setUp fails JUnit 3 does not call tearDown when setUp throws, and tearDown stopped at the first failing step, so one failed connection left testQCF or testTCF bound and every later test in the class failed with NameAlreadyBoundException. Each test case now cleans up from the setUp failure path as well, closing each connection and unbinding each name on its own.
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