fix: own domain metadata JSON reader - #1365
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What changed
Makes
DomainCollectionReleaseMetadataown its narrow JSON reader instead of requiring a legacy Jackson 2ObjectMapperbean, and updates the Spring context regression to intentionally provide no mapper bean.Root cause
After constructor selection was fixed, the production Spring Boot 4 candidate revealed that it does not expose
com.fasterxml.jackson.databind.ObjectMapperas an autowire candidate. This component only reads one protected release metadata file and does not need application mapper customization.Validation
No qualifying bean of type ObjectMapper:website:test :website:bootJarBUILD SUCCESSFULgit diff --checkThe guarded cutover recovered automatically; production is healthy on the legacy release and no legacy collection was deleted.