Redesigned ConnectedAssetUniverse instantiation

[LeeVi3w]

Description

Changed the instantiation method of ConnectedAssetUniverse from public constructors to static factory methods which return new objects.

This change was made to allow the use of the AssetUniverse super constructor with parameters as to set the missing properties reported in issue #7505. This decision was taken due to the fact that the super constructor needed data which was retrieved after its call inside the ConnectedAssetUniverse constructor.

The static factory methods introduced (one for each existing constructor) have the advantage of being able to process the needed data beforehand and then passing it to the 'ConnectedAssetUniverse', which in turn can call the super constructor that populates the missing properties with the given data. The newly created 'ConnectedAssetUniverse' object is then returned.

These static factory methods are called create, and they make use of only one (private) ConnectedAssetUniverse constructor which takes an AssetResponse object and extracts the Asset bean containing the needed properties.

I have chosen this approach to avoid having to separate the data gathering logic from the class itself and to avoid having to set the missing fields in a dedicated function when there already exists a super constructor that deals with this.

Related Issue(s)

#7505 [BUG] ConnectedAssetUniverse not gathering all asset properties

Testing

The testing has been manually done using an instance of ConnectedAssetClient inside a Java application.