[timtebeek]

RemoveInterceptDynamicTest matched interceptDynamicTest(..), so it also deleted overrides of the three-argument interceptDynamicTest(Invocation, DynamicTestInvocationContext, ExtensionContext), which JUnit 6 still has (checked against junit-jupiter-api 6.1.3 in classpath.tsv.gz). User interceptors lost their logic without any warning. Deleting the removed two-argument override also threw away its body, even though under JUnit 5 the default three-argument method delegated to it.

The recipe now only matches the two-argument signature. Instead of deleting it, it adds a DynamicTestInvocationContext parameter in the middle (with a fresh name if invocationContext is taken) and keeps the body:

// before
public void interceptDynamicTest(Invocation<Void> invocation, ExtensionContext extensionContext)
// after
public void interceptDynamicTest(Invocation<Void> invocation, DynamicTestInvocationContext invocationContext, ExtensionContext extensionContext)

When the class already overrides the three-argument method, or the source isn't Java (for example Kotlin), the two-argument override is still removed, same as before. The display name and description are updated to match. The existing test no longer uses a stub Method class: the no-change test imports java.lang.reflect.Method from the real JDK.

Verified with ./gradlew test --tests 'org.openrewrite.java.testing.junit6.*' (90 tests, 0 failures). All 4 RemoveInterceptDynamicTestTest cases fail against the recipe on main.

Fixes item C11 of #1211.