Version 0.17.1 Released - Occurrent - Event Sourcing Utilities for the JVM

Occurrent 0.17.1 is released. Changes are:

Fixed issue in Subscription DSL when using “subscribe” functions with a single event type different from the “base event type”, i.e. this didn’t work in previous version in Java:

// GameEvent is the "base event type"
Subscriptions<GameEvent> subscriptions = new Subscriptions<>(..);
  
// GameStarted has GameEvent as parent, the following didn't compile in version 0.17.0 
subscriptions.subscribe("mysubscription", GameStarted.class, gameStarted -> System.out.println("gameStarted: " + gameStarted));

Using slf4j-api and not logback-classic in several modules that accidentally brought logback in as a compile time dependency.
Upgraded slf4j-api from 2.0.5 to 2.0.12
In the spring-boot-starter-mongodb module, it’s now possible to enable/disable the event store or subscriptions from the application.yaml file. For example, you can disable the event store like this:
```
occurrent:
  event-store:
    enabled: false # Disable the creation of an event store Spring bean
```
and the subscriptions like this:
```
occurrent:
  subscription:
    enabled: false # Disable the creation of beans related to subscriptions
```
This is useful if you have an application where you only need the event store or only need the subscriptions.
Added queryForList Kotlin extension function to EventStoreQueries and DomainEventQueries. It works in a similar way as queryForSequence, but returns a List instead of a Kotlin Sequence.
Fixed an issue with CatchupSubscriptionModel in which it threw an IllegalArgumentException when storing the position of stored events when using Atlas free tier.

Occurrent 0.17.1 released