feat(ci): EM-33 - Set Up Automated Gradle Build Pipeline with GitHub Actions

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Summary

Adds GitHub Actions CI workflows for each microservice and the shared library layer. Uses a reusable workflow pattern to DRY up the build/test/cache logic, with per-service caller workflows that define path-based triggers.

Files added:

• reusable-gradle-build.yml — shared workflow (JDK 17 via Temurin, Gradle dependency caching, build, test, artifact upload)
• ci-order-service.yml, ci-consumer-service.yml, ci-courier-service.yml, ci-restaurant-service.yml — per-service callers
• ci-libs.yml — shared libraries workflow with dependency ordering (ftgo-common → ftgo-common-jpa, ftgo-common-swagger, ftgo-domain; ftgo-test-util independent)
• README.md — build status badges for all 5 workflows

Each workflow triggers on push/PR to main and feat/microservices-migration-v2, filtered to only fire when relevant paths change (service source, dependent libs, build-logic, gradle config, workflow files). Concurrency groups cancel superseded runs.

Updates since last revision

• The reusable workflow now gracefully skips build/test when the target Gradle subproject is not yet registered in settings.gradle. It runs ./gradlew projects, checks for the subproject in the output, and emits a ::warning:: annotation if missing. This means CI passes green today, but the actual build/test steps are being skipped entirely until a future ticket wires up the new module includes.

Review & Testing Checklist for Human

• Build logic is untested end-to-end: CI currently passes because the graceful-skip path fires for every module (none are registered in the root settings.gradle yet). The build and test steps have never actually executed. Once a future ticket adds services/* and libs/* to settings.gradle, re-run these workflows and confirm the Gradle project path conversion (sed 's|/|:|g' → e.g. :services:order-service:build) resolves correctly.
• Grep-based project detection: The check step uses ./gradlew projects 2>/dev/null | grep -q ":${GRADLE_PROJECT}" against Gradle 4.10.2 output. Verify this pattern still holds if/when the Gradle wrapper version is upgraded (output format may change).
• Path filter accuracy: Each service workflow triggers on libs/ftgo-common/** and libs/ftgo-domain/** based on current build.gradle deps. If services gain new lib dependencies, these filters must be updated manually. Verify this matches the intended dependency graph.
• Redundant test step: ./gradlew :module:build already runs tests as part of the Gradle lifecycle. The separate :test step is a no-op in practice — decide if it should be kept for clarity or removed to save build time.
• Trigger the workflows by pushing a trivial change to a single service path on a PR branch and confirm the correct subset of workflows fire (and only those).

Notes

• _template-service intentionally has no CI workflow since it's a scaffold, not a deployable service.
• The ci-libs.yml workflow uses needs: to enforce build ordering that mirrors the inter-library dependency graph.
• The upload-artifact step runs unconditionally (if: always()) and will emit a "no files found" warning when the subproject is skipped — this is cosmetic only.

Requested by: @abj453demo
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