Remove HBase from contrib #621
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The transitive dependencies pulled in via hbase are causing many security alerts for unpatched vulnerabilities in Dependabot, Maven Central and other tools. The newest version of hbase-client these modules seem to compile against still has many vulnerable transitive dependencies and the latest version of HBase appears to have many breaking API changes. These can be re-added if someone volunteers to take over maintaining this code and updates it so that it doesn't pull in vulnerable dependencies.
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The transitive dependencies pulled in via hbase are causing many security alerts for unpatched vulnerabilities in Dependabot, Maven Central and other tools. The newest version of hbase-client these modules seem to compile against still has many vulnerable transitive dependencies and the latest version of HBase appears to have many breaking API changes.
These can be re-added if someone volunteers to take over maintaining this code and updates it so that it doesn't pull in vulnerable dependencies.