fix(deps): update mapstruct monorepo to v1.6.0.rc1

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This PR contains the following updates:

Package	Change	Age	Adoption	Passing	Confidence
org.mapstruct:mapstruct (source)	1.6.0.Beta2 -> 1.6.0.RC1
org.mapstruct:mapstruct-processor (source)	1.6.0.Beta2 -> 1.6.0.RC1
org.mapstruct:mapstruct-parent (source)	1.6.0.Beta2 -> 1.6.0.RC1

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mapstruct/mapstruct (org.mapstruct:mapstruct)

v1.6.0.RC1

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Enhancements

• Breaking change: (#​3574) -
  This reverts #​2560, because we've decided that @BeanMapping(ignoreByDefault = true) should only be applied to target properties and not to source properties.
  Source properties are ignored anyway, the BeanMapping#unmappedSourcePolicy should be used to control what should happen with unmapped source policy

Bugs

• Breaking change: Presence check method used only once when multiple source parameters are provided (#​3601)
• Fix @SubclassMapping not working with @BeanMapping#ignoreUnmappedSourceProperties (#​3609)
• Fix duplicate method generation with recursive auto mapping (#​3591)

Documentation

• Fix documentation of unmappedSourcePolicy default value (#​3635)
• Fix documentation link of before and after mapping when using builders (#​3639)
• Fix typo in experimental note (#​3634)
• Add example classes for the passing target type documentation (#​3504)

Build

• Enforce whitespaces around the for colon with CheckStyle (#​3642)

Breaking changes

Presence checks for source parameters

In 1.6, support for presence checks on source parameters has been added.
This means that even if you want to map a source parameter directly to some target property the new @SourceParameterCondition or @Condition(appliesTo = ConditionStrategy.SOURCE_PARAMETERS) should be used.

e.g.

If we had the following in 1.5:

@​Mapper
public interface OrderMapper {

    @​Mapping(source = "dto", target = "customer", conditionQualifiedByName = "mapCustomerFromOrder")
    Order map(OrderDTO dto);

    @​Condition
    @​Named("mapCustomerFromOrder")
    default boolean mapCustomerFromOrder(OrderDTO dto) {
        return dto != null && dto.getCustomerName() != null;
    }

}

Then MapStruct would generate

public class OrderMapperImpl implements OrderMapper {

    @​Override
    public Order map(OrderDTO dto) {
        if ( dto == null ) {
            return null;
        }

        Order order = new Order();

        if ( mapCustomerFromOrder( dto ) ) {
            order.setCustomer( orderDtoToCustomer( orderDTO ) );
        }

        return order;
    }
}

In order for the same to be generated in 1.6, the mapper needs to look like this:

@​Mapper
public interface OrderMapper {

    @​Mapping(source = "dto", target = "customer", conditionQualifiedByName = "mapCustomerFromOrder")
    Order map(OrderDTO dto);

    @​SourceParameterCondition
    @​Named("mapCustomerFromOrder")
    default boolean mapCustomerFromOrder(OrderDTO dto) {
        return dto != null && dto.getCustomerName() != null;
    }

}

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