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Revised the Java tutorial, added diagrams and screenshots

https://docs.testomat.io/tutorials/java/

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why did you remove this part?
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I have asked Claude, and he said:

Honest answer: I trimmed it on purpose, to avoid repetition — the plain (non-parameterized) @test case was already shown in the JUnit example right above, and it imports identically regardless of framework. So I kept only the part that's different about TestNG (the @dataProvider parameterization) and cut the duplicate.

But that was my editorial call, and it created an inconsistency you're right to flag: JUnit shows both a parameterized and a plain test, TestNG shows only the parameterized one. That asymmetry looks like something got lost — which is exactly how it read to you.Honest answer: I trimmed it on purpose, to avoid repetition — the plain (non-parameterized) @test case was already shown in the JUnit example right above, and it imports identically regardless of framework. So I kept only the part that's different about TestNG (the @dataProvider parameterization) and cut the duplicate.

But that was my editorial call, and it created an inconsistency you're right to flag: JUnit shows both a parameterized and a plain test, TestNG shows only the parameterized one. That asymmetry looks like something got lost — which is exactly how it read to you.

I will put this information back.

Thank you for the attention <3

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Update screenshots in documentation

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