source-mysql: normalize class names #49939
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What
Bulk rename to normalize all class and file names in source-mysql.
How
Just renames and moving stuff around, no actual modifications except I removed redundant and unused gradle dependencies. Also, version bump. Also, pinning a CDK version.
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trust me bro!
User Impact
None whatsoever
Can this PR be safely reverted and rolled back?