Replace joda-time with JSR 310 in Jenkins plugins

[basil]

Java 7 and prior had time libraries that were inadequate. The joda-time library was created to provide better ways of handling time. The joda-time library was used as the design basis for the JSR 310 time libraries. Use of joda-time should be replaced by calls to the JSR 310 time classes and methods. To identify sources with the issue, do a search in all project files for the pattern org.joda.time. See Stephen Colebourne’s 2014 blog post that describes the transition process from joda-time to JSR 310.

[timtebeek]

We're working on making such recipes available over in

• JSR-310 - Migrate from joda-time to java.time rewrite-migrate-java#234

You might want to follow that issue before any work is started here; We have a friend looking to make her recipes available, once those get cleared to open source.

[timtebeek]

A first batch of recipes has since been merged in:

• [1/x] Implement joda to java time migration recipe rewrite-migrate-java#567

I've renamed this issue to reflect replacement in Jenkins plugins; this is likely best handled by referencing the new recipes from

rewrite-jenkins/src/main/resources/META-INF/rewrite/rewrite.yml

Lines 17 to 23 in 23f0e74

	type: specs.openrewrite.org/v1beta/recipe
	name: org.openrewrite.jenkins.ModernizePlugin
	displayName: Modernize a Jenkins plugin to the latest recommended versions
	description: >-
	This recipe is intended to change over time to reflect the most recent tooling and
	[recommended Jenkins baseline](https://www.jenkins.io/doc/developer/plugin-development/choosing-jenkins-baseline/).
	recipeList:

[timtebeek]

And the last PR has made it in, such that this work can now leverage those recipes when you depend on rewrite-migrate-java:

• [3/3] Implement joda to java time migration recipe rewrite-migrate-java#591