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This commit registers the EventPublishingTestExecutionListener as a default TestExecutionListener with an order of 10,000. This registers the EventPublishingTestExecutionListener as the last listener provided by the Spring Framework. With EventPublishingTestExecutionListener registered with an order of 10,000, it is effectively wrapped by all other Spring listeners, including support for @DirtiesContext and test-managed transactions. Furthermore, this commit revises the implementation of EventPublishingTestExecutionListener to take advantage of the new TestContext#hasApplicationContext() support which allows the EventPublishingTestExecutionListener to publish events only if the test's ApplicationContext is currently available. This avoids undesirable side-effects such as eager loading of the ApplicationContext before it is needed or re-loading of the ApplicationContext after it has been intentionally closed. Closes gh-18490
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