When using the jsonb parameter, a bug occurred in the java-helidon-client

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fixes #22487
After inspection, it was found that, apart from spelling errors, jsob did not handle the style changes introduced in helidon v4 as jackson did.
1.Correct the spelling errors and handle the jsonb data in the same way as described by jackson.

io.helidon.http.media
helidon-http1media-jsonb
io.helidon.{{^x-helidon-v3}}http.{{/x-helidon-v3}}media
helidon-{{^x-helidon-v3}}http-{{/x-helidon-v3}}jsonb

2.Refer to the "jackson" method to perform corresponding processing on other referenced jsonb data.
Currently, Helidon officially supports three versions: V2, V3, and V4. After analysis, the current way of Jackson handling the changes in V4 style has some flaws. When using the V2 version, there are bugs and not all affected areas have been properly addressed. Due to the heavy workload, we will first make corrections using the original method, and then allocate more time for optimization later.

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