build: scope transitive Spark dependencies explicitly - #876
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Fixes #858\n\nGraphFrames directly references libraries that currently arrive transitively through Spark: Hadoop filesystem APIs, Breeze, netlib BLAS, protobuf in the Connect API, and DataSketches in HyperANF. This declares those dependencies explicitly with provided scope so published GraphFrames artifacts do not accidentally bundle Spark-owned libraries.\n\nThe dependency versions follow the supported Spark 3.5.x, 4.0.x, and 4.1.x lines. DataSketches remains compile-scoped for Spark 3 because Spark 3.5 does not provide it, while Spark 4 uses the version supplied by Spark.\n\nValidation: git diff --check passed. The repository's bash-based sbt launcher cannot run directly in this Windows checkout because the cloned scripts use CRLF line endings; the full multi-Spark suite therefore remains for CI.