chore(JNA): update JNA to 5.6.0, remove com.sun.jna from jopenvr.jar

[DarkWeird]

Contains

Updating JNA
Removing embeded jna from jopenvr.jar
Fixes #4151
Fixes #4146

How to test

1. Check what VR works :D (Seems, It is not works many time...)
2. Check Terasology that works on Liberica 11 on Clean Windows (default libraries only)

Outstanding before merging

[keturn]

At this point, we'd just as soon remove jopenvr.jar entirely, but there are a number of places where there are references to it and I guess that's a bit more work than this PR.

JNA 4.x to 5.x is a major version change. Terasology, outside of jopenvr, uses so little of the API than I don't expect that will be a problem for us.

I'm giving 👍 to this code review but do note I have not tested it under Windows as the test plan requires, so I won't be merging it straight away.

[DarkWeird]

Jopenvr have jna 3.5 :p (i see it in sourcecodes)
I don't think major versions too harmful

[keturn]

For Windows testing, we want a confirmation that this fixes #4151. So you need a Windows system that reproduces the "can't find dependent libraries" error seen there.

I'm not sure what the best way to get that environment is; any Windows installation that's been around for a while may have had MSVC redistributables installed by any number of things.

Maybe it would be easiest to use a VM for that? Performance in a VM may not be great but we don't need to actually play the game to validate this. Getting to the main menu is probably enough. Maybe make a default Simple game and make sure you can see the world for a second if you're feeling thorough.

Would these VMs work for that? https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/downloads/virtual-machines/
if so, testers wouldn't even need to be running Windows themselves, just have bandwidth and disk space.

[DarkWeird]

Yeah, virtual machine is great.

Another way. Check dependencies for extracted dlls.

[pollend]

we can use one of these windows VM. their setup for dev environment and are valid for like a month: https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/downloads/virtual-machines/ you can just download a new one if it goes bad.

[Cervator]

I grabbed this locally for testing to at least make sure it would work normally on Windows, but this is a seasoned instance so I doubt that validates the actual issue - but as long as this works regularly I think we can merge and see if anybody resurfaces with the original issue :-)