feat: Add Apache Cassandra module #1367
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* Added support for Cassandra 5.0.3 TestConainer
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What does this PR do?
This PR adds an Apache Cassandra test container for .NET. The implementation follows a similar approach to the Apache Cassandra test container for Java.
Why is it important?
.NET also has excellent mature and stable support for connecting to Cassandra. Therefore, this addition enables developers who use Cassandra with .NET to write end-to-end acceptance and integration tests using the familiar Testcontainers paradigm, just as their Java counterparts do.
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