fix: allow non-Serializable beans in Element.callJsFunction #22904
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Element.callJsFunction was incorrectly using Serializable[] for parameter storage and System.arraycopy to copy Object[] arguments. This caused ArrayStoreException when passing non-Serializable objects like plain beans or records. Changed to use Object[] instead, matching the implementation pattern used in Element.executeJs and Page.executeJs, which correctly support all Jackson-serializable types including non-Serializable beans. Added test to verify beans can be passed to callJsFunction.
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Element.callJsFunction was incorrectly using Serializable[] for parameter storage and System.arraycopy to copy Object[] arguments. This caused ArrayStoreException when passing non-Serializable objects like plain beans or records.
Changed to use Object[] instead, matching the implementation pattern used in Element.executeJs and Page.executeJs, which correctly support all Jackson-serializable types including non-Serializable beans.
Added test to verify beans can be passed to callJsFunction.