feat: add RabbitPropsCustomizer and KafkaPropsCustomizer for flexible multi-domain configuration#169
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Add support for RabbitPropsCustomizer and KafkaPropsCustomizer interfaces to enable
programmatic customization of domain properties at startup. Document the configuration approaches with examples
and guidance.
What's New
RabbitPropsCustomizer & KafkaPropsCustomizer
New feature: Customize async properties programmatically while keeping YAML configuration
Use case: Load connection credentials from secrets manager at startup, override YAML values
Constraint: At least one domain must be declared in YAML (if using customizer)
Benefit: Hybrid approach combines simplicity of YAML with runtime flexibility of code