The `withReuse(true)` and `testcontainers.reuse.enable=true` don't work together with `@Container`.
The JUnit extension gathers those containers and stop them in the end of test class unconditionally.
* Remove `@Container` annotation usage
* Use `@BeforeAll` and `GenericContainer.start()` manually
This way the container ensures to reuse existing running container and don't start a fresh one.
Since the container instance is stored in a `static` property, it is really started only once.
The rest tests in a suite just reuse that existing container.
Ryuk container will take care about their stopping and removal eventually afte JVM exit.
**Cherry-pick to `5.5.x`**
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