Using jsonp instead of jackson in sniffer#1118
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Fixes #1103.
As reported in the issue, the rest5 client module depends on jackson only for the
ElasticsearchNodesSniffer, while the old rest client didn't have any json dependency since the sniffer module was separate. To avoid separating the sniffer module again, this PR replaces the jackson library with jsonp parsson, which is a smaller dependency.