feat(EM-39): Implement Spring Security Foundation and Authentication Configuration

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feat(EM-39): Implement Spring Security Foundation and Authentication Configuration

Summary

Adds libs/ftgo-security/, a shared Spring Security configuration library providing consistent security defaults across FTGO microservices. The module is a standalone Gradle project (same pattern as libs/ftgo-common/) that auto-configures a SecurityFilterChain with:

• Stateless sessions (SessionCreationPolicy.STATELESS)
• CSRF disabled by default (appropriate for REST APIs)
• CORS with configurable origins, methods, headers via ftgo.security.cors.* properties
• Public paths for actuator/swagger endpoints; all other requests require authentication
• Auto-configuration back-off via @ConditionalOnMissingBean(SecurityFilterChain.class) — services can override with their own bean

Also updates gradle/libs.versions.toml with spring-security-test, spring-boot-autoconfigure, and a spring-boot-security bundle.

Review & Testing Checklist for Human

• CORS wildcard + credentials validation: Default allowedOrigins = ["*"] with allowCredentials = false is safe, but there's no runtime guard if a user configures allow-credentials: true with wildcard origins (Spring will throw at request time, not at startup). Consider whether a startup validation is needed.
• CSRF test doesn't actually prove CSRF is disabled: csrfIsDisabledForPostRequests asserts POST returns 403, but that's due to missing auth, not CSRF. A more rigorous test would use @WithMockUser and POST without a CSRF token to confirm the request succeeds. Verify this gap is acceptable.
• @ConditionalOnMissingBean back-off not tested: The auto-config claims to back off when a service defines its own SecurityFilterChain, but no test covers this scenario. Verify the condition placement on the class (not the bean method) behaves as expected.
• Hardcoded dependency versions in build.gradle: Versions (3.2.5, 6.2.4, etc.) are hardcoded rather than referencing the version catalog. This matches ftgo-common's pattern but creates potential for version drift. Confirm this is the intended convention for standalone lib modules.
• Test actuator endpoint is faked: TestApplication maps /actuator/health via a @RestController rather than using Spring Boot Actuator. The test validates path matching but not real actuator behavior.

Recommended test plan: Import ftgo-security as a dependency in one of the existing microservice stubs (e.g., consumer-service) and verify: (1) actuator/swagger endpoints are accessible without auth, (2) other endpoints return 403, (3) overriding SecurityFilterChain in the service causes auto-config to back off.

Notes

• Module follows the standalone Gradle pattern of ftgo-common (not wired into root settings.gradle per task constraints)
• All 13 unit tests pass (5 in FtgoSecurityConfigurationTest, 5 in CorsPropertiesTest, 3 in SecurityPropertiesTest)
• README includes configuration examples and override instructions

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