Update SSSOM-Java.

[gouttegd]

This PR simply bumps the SSSOM-Java (ROBOT plugin and command line tool) to the latest 0.9.0 version.

[gouttegd]

The CI check failure has nothing to do with SSSOM and is instead caused by this incomprehensible bug when trying to install the Python packages:

ERROR: ResolutionImpossible: for help visit https://pip.pypa.io/en/latest/topics/dependency-resolution/#dealing-with-dependency-conflicts

The conflict is caused by:
    ipykernel 6.29.5 depends on debugpy>=1.6.5
    The user requested (constraint) debugpy==1.8.3

where Python seems to consider that debugpy==1.8.3 (which we forcibly require) does not satisfy ipykernel’s dependency on debugpy>=1.6.5. Because Python.

In local testing, this is “fixed” by bumping to debugpy==1.8.5, so I would expect the bug to automatically go away with the next “constraints update” on Monday.

(What’s even less comprehensible is that the problem did not manifest itself upon the last update of Python constraints #1088, despite the fact that we were already requesting ipykernel==6.29.5 and debugpy==1.8.3 then.)

[gouttegd]

So the issue above is caused by debugpy-1.8.3 having been simply deleted from PyPI. Kudos to PIP for not being able to detect that case and hallucinating a bogus error message about “conflicting dependencies” instead.

In that case it should indeed automatically be fixed at the next “constraints update” GH action, which should automatically pick up the new 1.8.5 version. No need to fix it now.

[matentzn]

Thank you!