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Add event-driven asynchronous email notifications Added an asynchronous event-driven mechanism for sending email notifications after user registration. This was accomplished by publishing a `UserRegistrationEvent` directly after the user is created. The event is then consumed by a listener, `DokyEventListener`, which triggers the sending of the email. To accommodate this, the Awaitility library has also been added to the project to allow for testing of asynchronous processes. The `build.gradle` file was updated accordingly.
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The `LOG` instance, which was used for logging purposes, is no longer needed in the `JwtProvider` class. Consequently, the corresponding declaration has been deleted to clean up the code and reduce clutter.
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Add event-driven asynchronous email notifications
Added an asynchronous event-driven mechanism for sending email notifications after user registration. This was accomplished by publishing a
UserRegistrationEventdirectly after the user is created. The event is then consumed by a listener,DokyEventListener, which triggers the sending of the email. To accommodate this, the Awaitility library has also been added to the project to allow for testing of asynchronous processes. Thebuild.gradlefile was updated accordingly.