SET IFEQ command implemented in Java + tests

[Maayanshani25]

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This Pull Request is linked to issue (URL): [/issues/2811]

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This pull Request is implemented the IFEQ option in the SET commamnd. Tests were added, and docstring to the command and the related method.

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[Maayanshani25]

@Yury-Fridlyand
I found the implementation of java a bit different than node.
Do you think it's possible to this the also here? #2909 (comment)

[Yury-Fridlyand]

Java is not so flexible, unfortunately.
But it is still possible to do if you customize the setter in the SetOptions builder. Probably, you can keep exposed ConditionalSet with 2 options, but under the hood have another one with 3 options.
Need to be careful to avoid breaking changes while doing refactoring.
StandaloneSubscriptionConfigurationBuilder is a nice example of a customized builder.

[Maayanshani25]

So for now I see two options.

1. The implementation I did in the pr for now. If the user chooses the conditionalSet ONLY_IF_EQUAL, it makes sure comparisonValue isnt null and push them both to the args.
   If comparisonValue is set but The condionalSet is not ONLY_IF_EQUAL, throws an error

2. Removing ONLY_IF_EQUAL from conditionalSet options and use it this way:

if (conditionalSet != null) {
            optionArgs.add(conditionalSet.valkeyApi);
} else if (comparisonValue != null) {
            optionArgs.add("IFEQ", comparisonValue);

}

What do you think is better?

[Yury-Fridlyand]

With customized builder you can do something like

Suggested change

	* SetOptions options = SetOptions.builder().conditionalSet(ONLY_IF_EQUAL).comparisonValue("value")).build();
	* SetOptions options = SetOptions.builder().conditionalSetIfEqualTo("value").build();

[Maayanshani25]

Done

[Maayanshani25]

@Yury-Fridlyand, could you please approve it or provide feedback by Sunday? The exam period starts next week.