Identify spring-data-redis using underlying drivers (jedis or lettuce)

[viktoriya-kutsarova]

This change introduces the ability to identify spring-data-redis clients on the server side using the underlying drivers (jedis and lettuce) and the CLIENT SETINFO command.

As part of the change, the following capabilities are made available:

• Driver-level identification – allows spring-data-redis to register identifying information on the Redis server using the CLIENT SETINFO command, providing insight into which client library is being used.
• Upstream library identification – exposes APIs for upstream libraries (such as spring-session-data-redis) to declare their own identifiers when interacting through spring-data-redis.
• Unified support across drivers - ensures consistent behaviour and metadata propagation between both Jedis and Lettuce client implementations.
• Improved observability - enables server-side visibility into client types and upstream usage patterns for better diagnostics and monitoring.

This feature establishes the foundation for future integrations that require identification of client libraries using spring-data-redis.

The changes are available as part of the following classes:

• RedisClientLibraryInfo
• JedisConnectionFactory / LettuceConnectionFactory

This feature is available starting from Redis OSS version 7.2.x and later

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[tishun]

Formatting seems off here

[tishun]

I was thinking we should hide the specifics of building up the suffix from the upstream libraries. Actually I am not sure SDR should do it either, but rather the drivers themselves